Sentence examples for despite the assured from inspiring English sources

Feedback from the interviewers indicated that the reason women gave for refusing or withdrawing was often being embarrassed by the survey content, despite the assured anonymity and the ability to self-complete the survey, suggesting that the data may not be missing at random.

She likens the challenges of breastfeeding to parallel parking despite the nurse assuring her she'd have "a particular easy time since [her] nipples look like fingers".

She said someone on the phone at the company assured her that despite the practice label, the tests were valid.

An army lieutenant colonel with 10 "high-risk casino transactions" did not inform his commanders of the expenses, despite assuring the inspector general the previous year that he would.

Molo had been reportedly considering quitting the sport following the incident, despite being assured by Ackerman's family that he was not to blame.

However, once Dockrell dismissed Moore the invitational team was never in the hunt, despite an assured 43 from Josh Dolley.

General Franco, in his year‐end address to the nation, assured Spaniards that despite the arrangements he has made for his succession, he had no intention of retiring.

The editors assured me that despite the fact that Rob and Kristen will NOT last (much to the readers' disappointment) that I need to stay honest in my psychic write-ups.

Jordanian government officials have said they country's continued participation in the coalition is assured, despite the hostage crisis.

I was informed at one school, when I was not even granted an interview at the school I had subbed at (despite being assured I would be included in the interviews) that I was indispensable as a sub and they wanted me to remain in that capacity.

Status: In the three months since the Action Plan was initiated, Kostunica has said twice in prepared written statements (one delivered orally) that Mladic should be "brought in and handed over" to ICTY (i.e., he shied away from using the word "arrest," despite explicitly assuring the Ambassador that he would do so).