Sentence examples for despite the large volume from inspiring English sources
The litigation revealed egregious practices but was settled quickly for a nominal amount and provided the servicer a very broad release of liability, despite the large volume of complaints about its practices.
Despite the large volume of research conducted in the field of intrusion detection, finding a perfect solution of intrusion detection systems for critical applications is still a major challenge.
Where other fashion weeks, such as Portland, are claiming green fashion show production – eco friendly materials for the models, a bamboo runway and recycled material used for drapery – London fashion week lags behind with no recycling initiatives despite the large volume of plastic on the grounds.
Despite the large volume of scientific and economic research (and publicity), only 6percentt of directors forecast climate change as having a large impact on their firms in the next 12 months.
Despite the large volume of publications, patents and clinical trials that surround probiotics and prebiotics, developing consumer food products that deliver concrete results is a challenge that pharmaceutical market research teams must solve.
Despite the large volume of literature relating to synthesis, morphological development, assembling, and demonstrated applications of thiol-stabilized gold (Au) nanoparticles, only a few studies exist on further structural development such as low-temperature coalescence and grain growth based on self-organized structures.
Despite the large volumes of cash flow generated by most of these companies, the leveraged buyout firms seem to be steering clear of two sectors prominent on our list: the highly competitive auto industry and the highly regulated utilities.
It is interesting to note that, despite the large volumes of fluid used (> 6 litres), the difference in chloride concentration was +8 mmol/l and the difference in base excess was -5 mmol/l between the groups (Table 4).
The large volume of traversed rock will provide so many retention sites that despite weak retention, even certain of these "mobile" nuclides may show significant retardation.
We had relatively few centres in the largest volume group, despite the large numbers of patients treated by these centres, and capped the volume effect at that of the >60-patient group to avoid extrapolating beyond the data.
