Sentence examples for despite the element of from inspiring English sources

Despite the element of faculty control that would be built into the process, it is not likely to sit well with faculty.

"Despite the element of farce, the BBC is right to see this as a damaging breach of its contract with license-fee payers," The Daily Mail said in an editorial.

There was a lot of religious imagery seeping off these shelves... " Some of it has undoubtedly seeped into White Crow, but it is also a very religious book in the more subtle sense that, despite the element of gothic melodrama, it also quietly deals with the complexities of belief.

Council leader Lynda Needham said she hoped the town would get some tourism spin-off, despite the "element of irony" about the lack of licensed premises.

Each version of the story, despite the elements of sex and violence, is a light cartoon, and the retelling makes the subsequent one lighter — though scarcely funny.

Despite the elements of myth and fantasy in the film, scenes in the Bathtub channel the feeling of hanging out in a bayou bar, at a crab boil, at one of South Louisiana's exuberant celebrations, one of the most powerful ways the region copes with tragedy.

Such added authentication layers would likely made it impossible for WhatsApp to provide group invite links which allow people to quickly add new members to a group — which explains why the company is reluctant to change the system it has in place, despite the apparent element of risk.

"Despite this element of statistical noise, the figures are unambiguous on the improvement in exports.

Yet, despite participants' convergent opinions on the elements of effective remediation, significant differences were found between outcomes of students working with experienced and inexperienced teachers.

It also transpires that despite the digital element of shopping, feeling at one with a brand, its outlook and values is essential to a purchase.

Despite the incontrovertible element of uncertainty and other limitations of scientific methods, it is implicitly assumed that science plays the vital role of providing humanity with the best knowledge of how the world works and of the placement of humankind in the natural order of living things.