Sentence examples for despite the headline from inspiring English sources

This all suggests that despite the headline news of an acceleration in growth this quarter the overall picture in the currency bloc remains bleak.

But Jefferies said: Despite the headline message of overall group trading being in line with management expectations, today's update disappoints us on mix.

Investors were pleased with Marks' vision and the shares closed up almost 12% at 46.75p despite the headline loss widening from £16.4m to £24.9m during the period.

Despite the headline growth figure there were regional variations, with rises in just four of the 10 regions covered and falls of up to 2.2% in the others.

He is charmed by their insider-knowledge of America's primary system, and finds them unamused by Hillary "Totally Obliterate" Clinton and John "Bomb Bomb Iran" McCain.But despite the headline, Mr Cole says almost nothing about...what's his name again?

Despite the headline satisfaction figure, this latest research also found that one in five said the loan made their troubles worse and 45 per cent think payday lenders should be banned.

Despite the headline-grabbing charges, the jury exonerated the manager and found that the bank had already provided details of the investment's risks.

Despite the headline-grabbing unemployment number, economists sifting through the details of the Labor Department's report found several reasons to take comfort.

So despite the headline-grabbing events of this season on the mound, an old baseball axiom is as true today as it has ever been - that this run of perfection on the mound is a random event rather than a result of some underlying change in the game.

So hardly a big change, despite the headlines.

But despite the headlines, and partly because of them, commercial gun sales are growing.