Sentence examples for despite the legitimate from inspiring English sources
Pugdemont commented that despite the "legitimate political disagreements" the eulogy to the victims had been dignified.
In my recent article, The Digital Shareholder, I provide reason to expect that securities crowdfunding may actually succeed, despite the legitimate concerns of critics.
Keisling said he supports the legislation despite the "legitimate concerns" about the proposal.
The cult of the prosumer is advantageous in that it facilitates artistic and creative expression for more people, despite the legitimate fear that original content will become increasingly scarce.
Despite the legitimate and substantial dowries offered by her various suitors, Dad won't agree to let her completely move out, and is demanding the right to keep custody of some of the eventual kids, Maybe.
Despite the legitimate news coverage Donald Trump's flirtation with running for president in 2012 has garnered in recent days, the eccentric billionaire will never reside in the White House for one reason alone (and it's not his questionable coiffure).
Yet despite all the legitimate complaints about the World Bank selection process, a closer look reveals a far more open process than in the past.
"Your motive was greed, despite the high legitimate rewards available in earnings and prize money," the judge told Butt.
Mr Johnston was filmed being feted by the Hamas leader, Ismail Haniyeh, who was prime minister in the unity government (and who insists he is still the legitimate prime minister, despite the appointment of Salam Fayyad in the West Bank).
Apart from two months in the late nineteen-fifties (when he replaced Tom Ewell in a Broadway comedy called "The Tunnel of Love, Johnny Carsonon has never been seen on the legitimate stage; and, despite a multitude of offers, he has yet to appear in his first film.
The books offer evidence of an intricate global money-laundering apparatus that, with the bank as its hub, appeared to let Hezbollah move huge sums of money into the legitimate financial system, despite sanctions aimed at cutting off its economic lifeblood.
