Sentence examples for despite some difficult from inspiring English sources

Today, for example, Fleisher, Irwin and Kite, despite some difficult pin placements, recorded a total of 22 birdies.

It is shown that, despite some difficult design issues, many of the materials used in current engines will be applicable to units burning syngas.

Eric's style remained unchanged, never wavering from his vision and never avoiding confrontation, despite some difficult times before his retirement in 1989.

Eric's style remained unchanged, never wavering from his vision and never avoiding confrontation, despite some difficult times before his retirement in 1989.

With improved graphics, it's an improved version of last year's offering rather than an overhaul, but it is more welcoming to the casual motorsport fan, with plenty of game modes to enjoy – despite some difficult handling at points.

Or to understand how Cardinal Law, despite years of complaints about Father Shanley's criminal behavior, could write a letter, in 1996, commending the priest for his "impressive record" in bringing "God's Word and His Love to His people... despite some difficult limitations"?

Since the mid 1990s, interest in the commercial use of the Internet continues to grow at a phenomenal rate despite some potentially difficult questions of law that remain unclear.

So perhaps a story about trying to tell a story despite difficult subject matter is different (better) than a story that says: here's some difficult subject matter — in your face!

"We are extremely pleased with our revenue and operating performance in the fourth quarter," he said, "despite difficult economic conditions".

She said: "Merging three separate prisons into one massive establishment has created a prison that, despite some improvements, is difficult to manage, unsafe in parts, with poor conditions in others and a lack of proper provision for education, training and work overall.

This bill pulls from the shadows children who grew up pledging allegiance to our flag, speaking our language and--despite difficult circumstances--graduating from our high schools.