Sentence examples for matters despite from inspiring English sources
Brian Williams of NBC, who sat on a special platform outside the Staples Center, told his colleague Lester Holt that the public had a way of deciding for itself what matters, "despite, at some times, the news media's better wishes".
"You failed to provide sufficient follow-up information on these matters despite requests from Board staff and your representations that you would do so.
The Daily Mail apparently has absolute faith in the integrity and competence of its government on national security matters, despite the ample lessons of history.
His remarks seemed to reflect a growing hostility among Afghan officials toward Western diplomatic interference in Afghan policy matters, despite the billions of dollars spent by the international coalition to support the Karzai government.
Its intentions may become clearer after its presidential election next June, when Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who is not thought to have much of a say in nuclear matters despite his occasional blood-curdling language, will have bowed out.
Whether it's the public or the private sector that handles this morally compromised, wholly unjustifiable, technically unsustainable data-gathering exercise hardly matters, despite the protestations of some sectors of the IT and communications industry.
The main reason these tiny countries matter, despite a combined population of only 16m or so, is geographical.
The proper technique for loading a dishwasher is far from a settled matter, despite whatever you know who might say.
Netanyahu continues to intervene in American politics on the Iran matter, despite his slim odds of success and the damage he continues to cause to the U.S.-Israeli U.S.-Israeli
By Don Steinberg July 31, 2016 The proper technique for loading a dishwasher is far from a settled matter, despite whatever you know who might say.
By Mary Hawthorne May 14, 2015 Jean Echenoz is scarcely known in the U.S., and not all that widely read in France, for that matter, despite having won many prizes.
