Sentence examples for explains despite from inspiring English sources

"We are not businessmen, and we are not managers," Laura explains, despite the fact that they preside over what is clearly a successful and complex operation that employs nearly 100 craftspeople.

Martin Beck, senior economic adviser to the EY ITEM Club, explains: "Despite sterling climbing even higher over the last month, April's survey pointed to an increase in manufacturing export orders.

As Jackson explains, despite a century of slum reform, which included philanthropic schemes to design model housing, "the poorest in society remained firmly in the grip of the slum landlord, surrounded by dirt and decay".

Mr Abbas needs above all "to keep on talking", Mr Netanyahu explains, despite any disputes or differences that are bound to arise as the negotiations proceed.The first such dispute has already arisen: Mr Netanyahu's ten-month moratorium on settlement building ends on September 26th.

I'd love to see campus conversations focus less on specific pledges to dump shares of fossil fuel companies — which get complicated in a hurry, as Stavins explains, despite assertions that this is a simple issue — and focus more on broadening everyone's sense of what constitutes our endowment.

As sociologist Elijah Anderson explains, despite Civil Rights advances, there remain overwhelmingly white spaces ― neighborhoods, schools, workplaces, restaurants ― that Black people consider "off limits".

Two months ago, the Taliban tried to poison him, he explained; despite internal damage and pain, he survived after surgery.

Meanwhile, the benefits trap remains an attractive alternative to work, as our candidate explained, despite the many policies to "make work pay".

The NUJ spoke out on behalf of anonymous journalists at the Leveson inquiry, she explained, despite objections from News International and others.

Mr. Brodsky said that the perks were negotiated in secret and that the city had yet to explain, despite repeated inquiries, why they were necessary and how they will be paid for.

The relatively rapid rates of hindered amines have not been adequately explained, despite their extensive use in commercial solvents.