Sentence examples for in spite of the availability from inspiring English sources

In spite of the availability of advanced waste-purification technology, a surprisingly large percentage of the sewage from cities and towns is released into waterways untreated.

A string of smaller banks -- Tokyo Sowa Bank, Kokumin Bank, Niigata Chuo Bank and Kofuku -- went under last year, in spite of the availability of public funds intended to help faltering financial institutions.

For example, Moi cites a sentence in which Beauvoir seems to generalize about women's limitations, when she writes that French mothers are stymied "in spite of" the availability of conveniently organized day nurseries.

Large numbers of gamers wanted to buy the title, the first release by Rockstar Games since 2013's record-breaking Grand Theft Auto V. Deliveroo, the food delivery service, brought orders to queuing punters, who wanted hard copies of the game, in spite of the availability of digital downloads.

This leads to aerobic glycolysis in spite of the availability of oxygen.

This induces aerobic glycolysis in spite of the availability of oxygen.

In spite of the wide availability of condoms, a large percentage of females did not know where to get condoms (29.1% versus 9.4% for females and males, respectively).

However, in spite of the public availability of many SSR markers for soybean, no comprehensive SSR genotyping panel has yet been developed for whole-genome coverage.

In spite of the recent availability of drugs that completely eliminate the virus in up to 46% of cases [ 3], mortality associated with HCV infection increases even in industrialized countries [ 4, 5], due to the difficulty in diagnosing first infections and the poor treatment efficacy.

In spite of the current availability of less invasive imaging techniques, catheter angiography (CA) with or without digital subtraction angiography (DSA) is the gold-standard first-line imaging investigation for patients with PAD and the reference method for guiding percutaneous peripheral interventional procedures (54).

In spite of the ever-increasing availability of computation and communication resources in modern networks, the overhead associated with network management protocols, such as traffic control and routing, continues to be an important aspect in the design of new methodologies.