Sentence examples for despite the advantage from inspiring English sources
Despite the advantage for these companies' local and international profile, and for audiences — affordable prices, ease of access — there is no shortage of naysayers.
Last week Merlin warned that London, where it owns Madame Tussauds and the London Dungeon, remained a challenging market despite the advantage of a cheaper pound potentially attracting more tourists.
He never said you can't do either, which is what the current rash of TV building programmes contrives to do, despite the advantage of a large and enthusiastic home crowd.
Despite the advantage of office, the president beat the challenger Aécio Neves by less than 3.3 percentage points, compared with a victory margin of 12 points four years ago.
Despite the advantage of an extra man after Queens Park Rangers' often-pugnacious captain, Joey Barton, was sent off for striking a City player early in the second half, City was trailing, 2-1, athehendnd of 90 minutes.
The Romans, always ingenious mechanics, added numerous improvements to both simply handled saws and frame saws but did not make push saws despite the advantage of the kerf that made the saw easier to work with and less liable to buckle.
Despite the advantages, one needs to be selective.
Despite the advantages that the Internet offers to the disabled, technological problems persist.
Despite the advantages, the issues of privacy continue to be raised.
Despite the advantages of wind generation, it has a large number of earnest opponents.
