Sentence examples for despite the conclusion from inspiring English sources

Two professional societies representing endocrinologists have issued a statement saying that despite the conclusion of a widely noted study, it is not yet established that girls typically enter puberty earlier today.

"Well, we hadn't heard from Jim's captors since December and, you know, I actually was excited to see an email despite the conclusion that they would execute him," John Foley told the Today show's Tamron Hall, Friday.

A6 Puberty Findings Challenged Two professional societies representing endocrinologists say that despite the conclusion of a widely noted study, it is not yet established that girls are typically entering puberty earlier now.

Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen said Taiwan had a capable military, despite the conclusion of the report, which details significant problems in how Taiwan operates its air defense.

Their grievance is that, despite the conclusion by Peter Taylor that police failure at Hillsborough amounted to "a blunder of the first magnitude" no one was held to account.

"We hadn't heard from Jim's captors since December and I actually was excited to see an email despite the conclusion that they would execute Jim [Mr Foley]," he said.

One notices the paper [19] was not suitably cited in the key reference of [18] (not the paper [18] itself), despite the conclusions as well as the methods being very similar.

Despite the conclusions of the aforementioned study we agree with demonstration of the same good results obtained by use of both proximally and distally osteotomies reported by Kay et al. [12].

Despite the conclusions of a recent report by the Triangle Center on Terrorism and Homeland Security (pdf) that terrorism committed by Muslims in America is declining, the government is focused solely on Muslims.

Trump himself has questioned the idea that Russia hacked his Democratic opponents despite the conclusions of US intelligence agencies; as of last weekend's G-20 summit, he was still hemming and hawing, saying, "I think it was Russia but I think it was probably other people and or countries.

Despite the conclusions reached by the working group, the CDC definition of an elevated blood lead level was not lowered at that time (CDC 2005b).