Sentence examples for despite that fact from inspiring English sources

The music is hauntingly tender, despite that fact that its lyrics quote art critics and economists.

You said we should have gone into Iraq, despite that fact that there were no weapons of mass destruction.

So she got the job, despite that fact that she had no ­cleaning experience, other than cleaning up her bakery and a home with seven kids.

Shadow chancellor Ed Balls has suggested that a future Conservative government would raise VAT, despite that fact David Cameron has ruled out such a move.

However, despite that fact that this was the favoured method of pushing through change its effect on support for change was limited.

They found no difference in knowledge gains between the technology-assisted education and traditional teaching method group despite that fact that most students preferred the technology-assisted education method.

He has said, "My personal life is a private matter, despite that fact that I have become a public person".

Mexican immigrants are getting the brunt of the vitriol, despite that fact that there's been a net migration of Mexicans out of the US since 2009.

But there's one case the government refuses to talk about, despite that fact that all the evidence has been public for years.

For example, no studies evaluated the impact of physician incentives on prescribing, despite that fact that this strategy is commonly used by MCOs.

The severity and duration of diarrhoea are greater and earlier in cross-fostered piglets compared with resident counterparts despite that fact that the former excrete less oocysts [ 17, 19].