Sentence examples for despite these perceptions from inspiring English sources

Despite these perceptions, tens of thousands of Ph.D.s, many of them American-born and American-educated, are stuck in dead-end positions, struggling to find careers commensurate with their training and experience.

Despite these perceptions, our experience in being part of, and working directly with the Latina/o community demonstrates an alternative framework.

Despite these perceptions, Baby Boomers are winning in online safety and Millennials are failing the most basic security course: Passwords 101.

Despite these perceptions, a University of Illinois monograph on sheep reported them to be just below pigs and on par with cattle in IQ.

Despite these perceptions, CHD remains the predominant form of dialysis in North America [ 11- 14].

Despite these perceptions, on average scheme members pay approximately eight times less for health care than non-members (16 AMD vs. 128 AMD), so that membership does appear to offer value-for-money (Sloggett 2002).

Despite these positive perceptions, the instructors had little or no experience with online teaching methodology and so they were pedagogically unprepared to use an online learning system.

Despite the potential impact of perceptions of genetic testing, little research has examined these perceptions.

Despite the perceptions from many outside of the country, Iranians haven't been twiddling their thumbs, waiting idly all these years for sanctions relief.

Despite the perceptions of its users, it seems that Snaps are actually saved (they are just hidden).

See Methods for the variables included in the analysis and details of the models from individual countries in the supplementary tables Despite these attitudes and perceptions, very few household members who had used government health services in the first five months of 2002 said they had made an unofficial payment in their last contact (Table 5).