Sentence examples for despite the preponderance from inspiring English sources

Still, despite the preponderance of evidence, the Security Council refused to act.

Ms. Newson said that despite the preponderance of painting, this year's show still offered diversity.

Despite the preponderance of dog cartoons, there have been more New Yorker cat-cartoon books than dog ones.

Despite the preponderance of evidence that suggests the nomination is Clinton's to lose, doubts are cropping up.

After two days of heavy selling, stocks rallied yesterday as investors took their cues from a few good earnings reports despite the preponderance of bad ones.

Supporters of peace talks welcomed the formation of the council as a first step and said it could work despite the preponderance of people opposed to the Taliban.

Despite this, the preponderance of the evidence from reliability, content validity, and the factor structure suggest that this translation is reasonably acceptable.

Despite these difficulties, the preponderance of evidence suggests that prenatal alcohol and cocaine independently reduce birth measurements.

Despite these limitations, the preponderance of evidence reviewed here is suggestive that subsidies are likely an effective tool available to policymakers for increasing ACT use outside the formal public health sector.

A poll this month found that 61% of Americans who responded still believe that JFK was the victim of a conspiracy, despite the fact that the preponderance of evidence points to Lee Harvey Oswald as the lone assassin.

Despite being part of the same country, the preponderance of internal barriers to trade including border taxes and a maze of state-level regulations means that its regions are best thought of as being only partially open to trade.