Sentence examples for it can despite from inspiring English sources

Mr Chidambaram has proved it can, despite political compromises that have led to some half-baked measures.

It is to the huge credit of the Greek government – George Papandreou, the prime minister, in particular – that it is doing what it can despite political resistance, but the pained willingness of Athens to comply does not eliminate the European need to examine the wisdom of the requirements – and the timing – being imposed on Greece.

Asked about the prospects of agreement, Prime Minister David Cameron's spokesman said "it can be done", despite requiring "formidably difficult negotiation".

Don't look now, but Belmont is giving Duke all it can handle despite getting pounded on the boards.

Knee extension contracture is a possible complication after external fixation of the femur, and it can result despite the intensive rehabilitation processes used to preserve the joint mobility.

As it has done in other businesses, China has shown it can expand despite worries over profitability or intellectual property rights.

It can happen despite all interventions, the woman is not dilating, the labour is not progressing, and keeping the labour going is no longer safe.

The DCCC, House Democrats' election fundraising arm, has stuck to a strategy of placing big bets only on seats where polling shows it can win, despite criticism from some progressive activists for not backing special election candidates earlier and more aggressively.

The paradox of sex can be solved either by presenting a strong and ubiquitous advantage for sex applicable to all sexual species or by showing how it can evolve despite the reduction to the Darwinian fitness.

Therefore, the signaling between cells through light shall be possible only in real biological conditions if it can perform despite the presence of ambient noise.

But Shell smells big money in the Arctic and is determined to get on with the drilling if it possibly can, despite court challenges filed by a coalition of environmental groups on June 2.