Sentence examples for notwithstanding, rather from inspiring English sources

However, the Newport Jazz Festival recording on July 3 , 1958 reflects the band in its hard bop conception, the presence of Bill Evans only six weeks into his brief tenure in the Davis band notwithstanding, rather than the modal approach of Kind of Blue.

However, notwithstanding their importance, our understanding of the mechanisms structuring epiphyte communities is still rather poor.

Notwithstanding the rather daft logic which places it only behind the World Cup and the Olympics in importance, it is no exaggeration to claim that to the sporting public it dwarves any other golfing attraction, including the four majors.

Despite the genome-wide RAD sampling, a noteworthy part of it may be likely represented by coding regions, since a methylation-sensitive enzyme (PstI) was used to produce the RAD-tag libraries [ 28]; notwithstanding the rather short length of the RAD contigs made it difficult to distinguish between sequences representing complete genes and pseudogenes.

And, notwithstanding all the rather transparent statements of concern and condemnation, we have watched avidly but rather dispassionately.

If you are a Republican trying to keep your job in Congress, your feelings about President Obama notwithstanding, would you rather the economy be better or worse?

These results combined with our previous cross-sectional studies of patients with various diseases suggest that in healthy individuals, the impairment of IFN production is triggered more by the onset of disease (notwithstanding the cause) rather than by ageing.

The first reports characterizing the SMC1 and RAD21 genes, encoding subunits of cohesin, were published 20 years ago; however the exact molecular mechanics of cohesin molecular machine in vivo remains rather obscure notwithstanding ample elegant experiments.

Dyrholm's skill as an actor notwithstanding, this is a rather dispiriting trajectory.

Pepe Reina's brood looked rather overawed – notwithstanding the fact that their father recently had a dramatic rendition of this setting (and his own face) painted on his sons' bedroom wall.

Since then, however, the Bank has bent its back to recruit experts from the industry it polices, sharpened its internal management and reshaped the way it regulates banks.Unsurprisingly, the Bank is now rather upset, notwithstanding both the fine fortune of its deputy governor and the fact that Mr Brown gave it greater independence to set monetary policy only days earlier.