Sentence examples for in spite of reporting from inspiring English sources
Sony and Samsung were both flagged as having missed some security patches — in some cases in spite of reporting that they were up to date.
Their reliability as indicators of consciousness is disputed, however, due to numerous studies showing that alert human subjects can be induced to behave purposefully in a variety of ways in spite of reporting a complete lack of awareness.
Furthermore, the self-reported risk behavior might be unreliable, because a number of men became HIV positive in spite of reporting no risk behavior.
In spite of reporting a relatively high emotional function with the EORTC QLQ-C30 participants expressed a need of emotional care in the focus-group interviews.
In spite of reporting on HSB facilitators in the adoptive country, English language proficiency, and familiarization with Western culture, Filipino migrants cite a number of individual, environmental, cultural, and access-related factors that hinder the practice of healthy behaviour.
In spite of reports that Japan has lost its competitive edge to lower-wage Asian countries, audiovisual equipment exports rose 68percentt in December from those a year earlier.
The bridge stopped carrying water in 1958, though the walkway remained open until the 1970s, in spite of reports that people dropped rocks onto boats passing below.
Slavery (and its definition) remains a very sensitive issue for the Mauritanian government, which has long disputed its continued existence in spite of reports to the contrary by international groups.
One target could be Bordeaux's Senegal international Lamine Sane, in spite of reports that his club have offered him a new contract.
However, Croatia continued to insist that the fugitive general was not on its territory, in spite of reports that he was apparently being sheltered in a Franciscan monastery either in Croatia or in Croatian-inhabited areas of Bosnia-Hercegovina.
In spite of reports to the contrary, I did NOT gain 70 pounds after the show.
