Sentence examples for despite the lessons from inspiring English sources

Despite the lessons of that history, abuses continue.

Despite the lessons of 1997, and the precautions he had taken, he was again in over his head.

Second, the greed of the elite described by Mr. Diamond has persisted despite the lessons of history.

The fantasy of what Chávez has called "petro-socialism" is alive and well in today's Venezuela, despite the lessons of a quarter of a century ago.

Despite the lessons of team sports, they also believed their personal success to be due to their own individual effort, not collective struggle.

Further inquiries showed that the authority had failed to take the most elementary precautions despite the lessons of Tropical Storm Irene, which left a half-million of its customers without power in August 2011.

Especially where health care is concerned, many economists still believe that markets can save the day, despite the lesson from international comparisons that the best way to provide health care is to take it out of the market.

Despite all the lessons many Humans of New York have taught me, the greatest one came from the page itself.

Despite these limitations, the lessons learned could potentially be used in designing studies for providing comparative analyses in different contexts.

Despite this, the lesson has not been learned that the NHS's struggles this summer foreshadow a meltdown this winter.

Despite this, the lesson of successful schools all over the world will be learnt, albeit slowly and painfully, and the ratio of central control to local autonomy in schools will inch to the 20/80 ratio that is the gold standard for some of the world's most successful schooling systems.