Sentence examples for despite the widening from inspiring English sources
Decades later, despite the widening roles for women in combat and throughout the services, the military continues to struggle with persistent reports of violence, rape and mistreatment of women in the ranks.
But despite the widening arc of instability across the Middle East and north Africa that followed the upheavals of the Arab spring and the rise of the jihadist Islamic State, addressing such complex threats through the creaking consensus-bound structures of NATO has seemed too difficult.
He added: "This does reveal that despite the widening cooperation on the part of some Sunni Arab insurgent groups with US forces against al-Qaida in recent months, such cooperation could prove very shortlived if the US does not make clear that it has a credible exit strategy.
And despite the widening investigation, Trump just can't seem to let the Comey-thing go.
Despite the widening chasm between these two sides, the endgame of this meeting is to try to reach a consensus and publish a "joint ministerial statement".
He stressed that despite the widening spectrum of Jewish public opinion, the majority of Jews hold various political positions within a pro-Israel framework.
The downside of this democratization is how every political niche and fringe group has found a culture via the Web to reinforce its already narrow views, polarizing parts of society despite the widened horizon.
In fact, no such law or legal phrasing exists – but the past few years have seen some horrifying rulings in rape cases, despite the widened legal definitions over the past decade.
That deadpan exchange points to the fundamental problem directors face in teleporting "Miss Julie" into the United States of the 21st (or 20th century): The divisions between classes are far more porous, despite the current focus on the widening gap between rich and poor in America.
The microfinance sector continued to grow, despite — and in some places because of — the widening credit crisis.
Despite their modest turnout, they just might be the ones who can bridge the widening generational gulf.
