Sentence examples for gaps notwithstanding from inspiring English sources
Budget gaps notwithstanding, the total dollar amount of so-called member items in this year's state budget will be exactly the same as last year and the year before — $200 million — divvied up between the governor, the Assembly and the Senate.
Buzzy plastics and panel gaps notwithstanding, the base car looks and generally performs like a proper sport sedan.
Those gaps notwithstanding, we know, based on definitive evidence, precisely how certain Bush appointees lied and colluded in order to subvert due process in the Siegelman trial.
Those gaps notwithstanding, the paper has highlighted that change is possible.
Land and water resource pollution and industrial air toxics are areas of significant data gaps, notwithstanding the presence of several emitting sources.
"I think there's an impression that the armed forces is a male-dominated, hierarchical, authoritarian institution," he told The Times about his gender gap, notwithstanding the fact that the armed forces is a male-dominated, hierarchical, authoritarian institution.
Notwithstanding gaps in knowledge, electroporation has both well-established and developing applications for gene electrotransfer and gene therapy [14], [16] [19] cell fusion [20] [22], electrochemotherapy [23], [24], tumor ablation [3], [5], [13], [25], vascular smooth muscle cells ablation [4], sterilization [26], [27], and food processing [28], [29].
Gaps on resumes notwithstanding, the difference in pay can come as quite a shock.
That notwithstanding, the information gap is more acute in the case of developing countries.
Notwithstanding the knowledge gap in effectively translating evidence into policy, the literature on the effectiveness of various strategies for achieving evidence integration and translation is growing.
Notwithstanding this knowledge gap, the Amazon Yunga, a region hosting at least six ethnic groups, is particularly interesting because it is a transitional environment between the Andes highlands and the lowland tropical forest of the Amazonia.
