Sentence examples for despite these attempts from inspiring English sources

But despite these attempts, the suburb is still wrought with high unemployment, drug crimes, and terrorism.

Despite these attempts, RFA has successfully managed to reach its online audiences through proxies, cutting-edge software, and active republication and repostings by its audience.

Despite these attempts at value creation, the other negotiator could still walk away from the bargaining table feeling dissatisfied by the outcome.

Despite these attempts to reduce its influence, Edward I, Edward II, and Edward III found it essential to the conduct of their military campaigns and sustained its power and financial autonomy.

Yet despite these attempts to control, categorize and define, there's still somehow room for mondegreens like "fanute" to break through and remind you why you like listening to rap.

The problem, he argues, is as bad as federal overreach (that too concerns Mr Abbott: in April he ordered the state to "monitor" military exercises which some conspiracy theorists believe are a federal plot to conquer the south-west).Yet despite these attempts, the reach of Texan cities is actually widening.

Despite all these attempts, a clinicopathological classification unanimously accepted by the medical community (as a gold standard) does not exist and further investigations are required towards a reliable consensus able to refine the connections between clinical and pathological findings.

Despite these criticisms, these attempts to detect circulating predictive biomarkers are to be commended.

Meanwhile, the FBI apparently so drunk on the power of arbitrary wiretapping that they have grown to think of it as their inalienable right, even when technology has made this utter nonsense continue their demands to weaken messaging encryption so that they can listen in, despite the futility of these attempts.

Despite the failure of these attempts to provide a rigorous empiricist criterion of meaning, Ayer continued to hold that there was a close connection between evidence and meaning, maintaining that a satisfactory account of confirmation was needed before a fool-proof criterion of empirical meaning could be supplied.

There have been multiple attempts by terrorists to harness the lethal effect of such agents, but despite generating widespread fear, these attempts have met with limited success to date [ 37].