Sentence examples for despite the advanced from inspiring English sources
This would help explain why Douglas was given an 80% chance of survival, despite the advanced stage of his illness.
Given he is 65, O'Grady's departure may not be classed as a major surprise in some quarters, despite the advanced years of many golf administrators.
This year, though, despite the advanced fanfare of the forthcoming instalment in the Tolkien trilogy, The Two Towers, the country doesn't rate in the top 10.
Despite the advanced design and engineering of the elaborate, moving displays, the floats are in some respects nearly as primitive as their very earliest predecessors.
Another interesting finding is that despite the advanced tunnel safety specifications, there is still room for enriching the safe design and maintenance of the road tunnel.
The number of legal claims against Austrian and German art galleries and museums has been rising every year, according to Monica Dugot, the global director of restitution at the auction house, and that was set to continue, despite the advanced age of many Jewish survivors.
Despite all the advanced metrics being developed to assess ideal playing strategies, training methods, and other in-game and out-of-game dynamics, the toughest thing to assess to this day across all sports is to determine which collegians will make the best professionals.
Despite all the advanced medical knowledge and developments, Americans are more and more unhealthy every year.
Despite all of the advanced technology that went into building and playing the game, the final product was a physical book, printed and hand-bound over the course of the night.
-- MI6 communications specialist in London reporting to his boss on the mysterious loss of contact with Station J Jamaica, despite use of the advanced technology known as radio, early in 1962's Dr. No. It's 50 years since the first James Bond film, Dr. No, hit the theaters in Britain.
The determination and dispatch that went into planning their wedding lent the occasion a certain shotgunlike feel, despite the relatively advanced ages of the bride and groom: 61 and 75.
