Sentence examples for despite this terms from inspiring English sources

2 Despite this, terms such as individualisation and personalisation are regularly used to refer to a number of different things.

Despite this, the terms of reference released by the Department for Education suggest that this major review may be little more than a tinker.

Despite 13 goals this term, Dzeko has failed to earn a regular starting place in Mancini's line-up.

Leeds won the Grand Final in 2011 and 2012 after finishing fifth in the regular season, but despite finishing third this term, McDermott believes it would be a greater achievement for his side to get to Old Trafford this year.

Twitter's term of service specifically prohibits anyone who uses its platform to issue threats of violence or to engage in "hateful conduct". The problem with this is despite the terms of service saying what isn't allowed, many people still aren't able to shut out all of the Milo's of their life.

It is noteworthy that despite this short-term (up to 2��weeks within surgery) benefit, high intra-operative FiO2 was associated with higher long-term (>2 years) post-operative mortality.

Despite this, longer term change in humidity from the perspective of heritage is important, especially so as this might shift with the climate predicted for the current century.

Despite this long-term cognitive-behavioral treatment no victim empathy was noticeable.

A 2010 survey showed that despite this long-term laboratory rearing, susceptibility to Cry1Ac was not greater for SCD compared with the most susceptible field populations tested (Zhang et al. 2011).

The hotel is described as "family-friendly" and despite my abhorrence of this term, I thank crikey it was.

Despite Villa's struggles this term, Lowton has enjoyed an impressive campaign since his £3million arrival from Sheffield United last summer.