Sentence examples for despite some criticisms from inspiring English sources

He drafted this suggested addition to the wiki's Hockey Stick Trend page: Despite some criticisms of Mike Mann's work, his findings have been decisively reinforced by other researchers.

In an ideal world, Chomsky might vote for Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt)., who Chomsky has called an "honest and committed New Dealer" who has "the best policies," despite some criticisms. .

However, despite some criticisms, the h-index can serve as a measure of an individual scientist's productivity.

The album peaked at number 5 on the Top Jazz Albums chart and received generally positive reviews from most music critics, despite some criticism from writers who viewed it as a cash-in compilation from the release's label.

Despite some criticism of its consistency, Recovery received positive reviews from most music critics., the album had sold three million copies in the US.

Despite some criticism of the reforms as window dressing, many Moroccans saw the referendum as a positive step.

Despite some criticism that she has not taken a strong enough stand against deportations, Ms. Muñoz's appointment was generally praised by immigration advocates and Hispanic groups.

Despite some criticism that she has not taken a strong enough stand against deportations, Ms. Munoz's appointment was generally praised by immigration advocates and Hispanic groups.

City officials were quick to give credit for the decline to policies adopted since Mr. Bloomberg took office, despite some criticism that he has created a "nanny state".

The Visa program, despite some criticism from readers about its capitalist aspirations, made about $50,000 last year for The Nation, Mr. Navasky said.

But despite some criticism of his attendance record as a congressman, he is widely expected to run for president when he retires.