Sentence examples for despite this is from inspiring English sources
The phrase "despite this is" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly when trying to express a contrast or contradiction. The correct form would be "despite this" or "despite the fact that this is." Example: "Despite this, we decided to move forward with the project."
He's a heavily-tattooed punk enthusiast who is the product of an Eton education, and yet despite this, is still frequently referred to as a 21st-century equivalent of Billy Bragg, albeit with markedly different politics.
Linear (ie, straight-line) accelerators offer only one journey for each burst of particles, so they have to be long.One reason that they are attractive despite this is that rings waste energy.
Having spent four years attacking Tory cuts, Mr Miliband has instead ensured that any Labour promise to defend public services invites the response: "Yes, but who will pay?"That Mr Burnham, despite this, is forging ahead with his overblown rhetoric and threadbare plans suggests one of two things.
Despite this is controversial, a possible explanation is that there is a direct interaction between DNA and the Casiopeinas tested.
Addressed is the design of a trajectory to bring a spacecraft of almost 6 t by gravity assisted fly-bys to Saturn, despite this is beyond the direct capacity of available launchers.
The Zambian distribution showed evidence of digit preference, but despite this, is still less symmetrical than the SA one, with a larger frequency of children with induration less than the mode than above it.
But, despite everything, this is an Infiniti.
Despite Fowler, this is a fiercely politically engaged work.
However despite success, this is Koons' first NYC retrospective.
Despite this being the inaugural flight it seems I was the only person celebrating.
Despite this being a plausible scenario, I can't ever remember it happening.
