Sentence examples for exchanges despite from inspiring English sources

Over the years, Indian and Pakistani authors have taken part in numerous  cultural exchanges despite hostilities between the two nations.

More than eight million Americans tried to log on to federal or state exchanges, despite concerted efforts by conservatives to dissuade them.

There is also a risk that poor people will end up with fewer benefits and higher cost-sharing on the exchanges despite regulations that should prohibit that.

Pinned deep by the weight of Wawrinka's shots all night, he struggled to consistently dictate the pattern of the exchanges, despite the excellence of his defensive game.

But the Congressional Budget Office has said that the Obamacare exchanges, despite well-documented issues, is not imploding and is expected to remain stable for the foreseeable future.

And it all happened in less time than it takes to pay a power bill online, and without having to go through any exchanges despite the international transaction.

By forcing automation on the exchange, despite opposition from powerful floor traders, Mr. Phelan helped to assure the Big Board's continued existence.

So far, the signs are not all that encouraging.Nor, despite changing patterns of share ownership, has there been much progress in building a pan-European stock exchange, despite the fact that issuers and investors alike heartily want one.

His decision underscores the extent to which the unresolved matter of the controversial pay package of Richard A. Grasso, the former chairman, continues to tie Mr. Reed to the exchange, despite his oft-stated preference for moving on.

His decision underscores the extent to which the unresolved matter of Richard A. Grasso's controversial pay package continues to tie Mr. Reed to the exchange, despite his intent to move on.

In the three years since Cameron's speech, as his star has risen so has that of Policy Exchange (despite the embarrassment of Newsnight's exposé of its questionable research into radical Islam, and the recent report suggesting northern cities were doomed).