Sentence examples for despite the welcome from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Granduciel insists that despite the welcome spotlight, his feet remain firmly on the ground.

All the more so because this is despite the welcome priority given to mental health in the mandate from government.

Despite the welcome gesture from the government, the opposition parties, quite ironically, have been boycotting parliamentary sessions for narrow political gains which undermines the country's democratic process.

But, despite the welcome addition of a few populist touches, such as pledging to euthanize the carried-interest deduction, Bush is writing the same old tired script.

Despite the welcome news that Oxford University has appointed its first ever female vice-chancellor, women remain in very short supply at the top of higher education.

Despite the welcome upturn in fortunes and the wealth of attacking options, Wolfsburg were wobbly at the back – and the aforementioned Kjaer was arguably the main culprit.

Despite the welcomed investment, this target fell considerably short of the contemporaneous target established by the New Zealand Government: that all teacher-led centre-based ECEC services ensure 50% of their required staff hold an early childhood teaching qualification (Ministry of Education n. d).

Britain's biggest business organisation described the Budget as "double-edged" despite hailing the "welcome surprise" of moves to bring corporation tax down to 18 per cent.

Yousaf added: "I just want to welcome these people to Scotland, and assure them that despite the weather, the welcome they receive will be very warm.

Despite its forbidding exterior, the welcome in the 65-room hotel wing was warm, the room comfortable and the relief of getting my boots off indescribable.

Despite the broad welcome that Lord Turner can expect in most quarters, the Treasury has an effective veto over implementing its proposals.