Sentence examples for despite the assertions from inspiring English sources
Mr. Barry is not a defendant in Kraft's suit, despite the assertions in the article.
There is no sign, however, despite the assertions of the Cheneyites, that the Obama administration is failing to understand that.
Despite the assertions of some of his followers, Kuhn insisted in "The Road Since Structure" that the world had an objective existence, that it was "not invented or constructed".
St. Augustine of Hippo's (354 430 ce) later succinct claim that "an unjust law does not seem to be a law at all" served for centuries as a kind of slogan of the natural-law tradition, despite the assertions of some critics that it was obscure or contradictory.
Professor Sally Mapstone Pro-vichancellorlor, Education, Oxford University Despite the assertions of your correspondent (Letters, 29 July), the reality is the NUS's finding that one in seven female students are assaulted during their period of study, and there is confusion as to what policy and practice is even lawful.
Despite the assertions, it remained unclear if the city had been completely under government control.
Despite the assertion of the BMJ, it is clear that the link between red meat and colon cancer is anything but 'confirmed'confirmed
Despite the assertion that affecting the markets is not the goal, one administration official said concern about Wall Street's reaction did affect the timing of the briefing.
It is not lost on the Palladinos that despite the assertion in their publication's name, they were wed and continue to live in one of the 41 states that prohibit same-sex marriage.
He pointed out that despite the assertion by Clorox, a consumer products company, that shareholders would benefit from its current strategy, it had twice lowered performance estimates for its current fiscal year.
Despite the assertion that "it is essential that the police start kicking ass in Mexico," there is no evidence that the police's brutal tactics have actually weakened the drug cartels.
