'despite there' is not a correct phrase to use in written English.
You need to use the phrase 'despite that' or 'in spite of that' instead. For example, "I still went to the party despite that it was raining."
This was despite there being only a small overlap between the flowering periods of red rice and Dongjin.
"She loved her father, too, despite there being some antagonism.
The referee waved away the claims of the Liverpool striker despite there appearing to be contact.
"He's campaigned actively for the new flag, despite there apparently being no votes in it".
Today, there are 32, despite there being no evidence that assaults have dramatically declined.
Despite there being no there there, giving Democrats advice has become a minor industry.
They are even reporting skills shortages despite there still being more than 1.8 million unemployed.
A poor year for blockbuster action movies, despite there being a lot of them.
"But these disorders can be extremely debilitating, despite there being no visible symptoms".
So is the obsession with ratings, despite there being no advertisers to sell to.
Yet, despite there being a grain of truth in it, the stereotype belongs to a bygone age.
