Sentence examples for despite the understandable from inspiring English sources

But succeed he has.But despite the understandable joy at both Longbridge and Westminster, neither the future of Rover or of the British car industry is assured.

Despite the understandable focus on the near term, we do not have the luxury of postponing work on longer-term issues.

Despite the understandable nerves, the young swimmer is relishing the opportunity to compete on the biggest stage that a Manx athlete can represent the island on.

Case in point: last week, former presidential candidate and unflagging conspiracy theorist Michele Bachmann announced that, despite the understandable outcry, she has been assigned yet again to the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence in the new congressional term.

Indeed, despite the understandable progressive anxiety about tax cuts as a component of the stimulus package, Obama is arguably focused on redeeming his "middle-class tax cut" pledge" rather than caving in to the Republican tax-cut obsession.

Despite the understandable excitement that biomarkers provide, it will be important to be appropriately cautious regarding the application of these new techniques to clinical care and practice until the techniques can be established as specific to AD [ 87].

It is gratifying to see that some people are still working on these problems despite the somewhat understandable tendency of people to shy away from such problems out of concern that they might be too difficult.

That the UK government, Tory or Labour, will make radical changes to Britain's drug policy any time soon, despite the very understandable ideological flag-waving from the law reformers, is a chimera.

Despite this understandable scepticism, the study supplemented by this Addendum article confirms that a navigation system using natural airborne volatiles is a realistic model.

Despite this understandable reasoning, it is a fact of life that the autopsy rate is declining.

The Stadtholder was never the sovereign power in the Netherlands, despite understandable misconceptions by foreigners, who may have thought that a country needed a head of state, and the Stadtholder was it.