Sentence examples for exists in spite of from inspiring English sources

The impact of RVVC on subjective health status and HRQoL exists in spite of existing treatments, such as short- or long-term antifungal therapy.

This condition exists in spite of the fact that the high reflectivity of the Venusian clouds causes the planet to absorb less solar radiation than Earth.

Adding that Spam is eaten in 30percentt of American homes, the judges said, "To the extent that Spam is popular and highly regarded by consumers, as Hormel claims, that popularity exists in spite of a media barrage of highly negative humor at Spam's expense".

However, to accept that the crux economic problem today is actually a lack of effective local and global demand, a situation that exists in spite of huge unmet needs (especially in the poorest communities), would further expose to the poor the fundamental and growing weaknesses of capitalism and markets.

Matthew: I thought that it was very interesting that it brought up — because the presentation of his vision for Xanadu and everything like that has a big contrast with the rest of the film, in terms of the way things are actually built and interconnected — how everybody stresses that the Internet is made up almost of weakness and of breakages in the links, and that it exists in spite of itself.

Happiness is a state that exists in spite of one's ups and downs.

Beethoven and Monkk) exist in spite of the piano; Mr. Martino's pieces exist because of it.

And she was one of those women who still exist in spite of everything.

"The Afghans don't understand anymore how come a little force like the Taliban can continue to exist" in spite of NATO's presence, the president said, according to a transcript of the remarks distributed by his office.

The deficits in government budgets exist in spite of the very small amount of construction since the London naval conference, and they cannot be cured appreciably by a total suspension of new construction.

Mr. Bush also said that while the federal government should do its part to help finance such efforts it should recognize "programs that exist in spite of government, that help people who may be coming out of prison, to help them find work, but also remind folks of the importance of being a dad".