Sentence examples for elsewhere despite from inspiring English sources

But Hong Kong is a small and saturated market, and PCCW has little presence elsewhere, despite Mr Li's ambitions.

And, perversely, going after Mr. Lay may not be as popular in Houston as elsewhere, despite the bankruptcy's effect on the city.

It was shut down on grounds of copyright infringement in June 2010, for helping people to access pirated material elsewhere despite not hosting any itself.

Canon law was applied in the English church courts, but the revived Roman law was less influential in England than elsewhere, despite Norman dominance in government.

But elsewhere, despite the much vaunted "darkness" of this finale, it's a succession of clanging and banging that continues for what seems like an eternity – only without the sense of history in the making.

The anecdotal evidence of dating advice is rarely challenged in the same way as we'd challenge it elsewhere, despite it often being the only evidence that the expert is willing to present.

LC aggregates material from elsewhere, but despite growing traffic, finances remain tight as advertising income remains modest.

Copyright owners' prosecutions and shutdowns of Napster and Grokster only sent file-sharing elsewhere, and despite continuing efforts to enforce copyright laws, files now circulate everywhere.

U.S. financial markets are deeper and more liquid than financial markets elsewhere, and, despite advances in places like the United Kingdom and Hong Kong, there is not yet a real competitor to Silicon Valley and Wall Street when it comes to incubating innovation.

President Hugo Chávez is "spending considerable sums involving himself in the political and economic life of other countries in Latin America and elsewhere, this despite the very real economic development and social needs of his own country," complains John Negroponte, the American director of national intelligence.

Mr. Chávez is "spending considerable sums involving himself in the political and economic life of other countries in Latin America and elsewhere, this despite the very real economic development and social needs of his own country," said John Negroponte, the American director of national intelligence, in February at a Congressional hearing in Washington.