Sentence examples for notwithstanding, so from inspiring English sources

But as the worst of the fears have faded, the recent European debt crisis notwithstanding, so has the urgency for consensus.

Joan Bakewell Christopher Hitchens is usually the star of Hay's first weekend, and, George Galloway notwithstanding, so he will be again.

No one has to stay together for the sake of anyone (pets and ruinous mortgages notwithstanding), so we stay together because we continue to want to be with one another.

Google Docs product manager Jonathan Rochelle says this is done because of user expectations — Office has always required that you hit the Save button to save (safety recovery versions notwithstanding) so it makes sense to leave it this way.

This is partly because, hate crime-cum-terrorist attacks like the recent tragedy in Orlando notwithstanding, so many cases go unsolved, leaving the shooters' motives opaque at best.

But, sir, back in those days, I heard even ordinary people using a lot of big words like "hence," "howsoever," "notwithstanding," and "so much so".

But the work is a display piece -- the constraints of Classical style notwithstanding -- so the hornists did not have the spotlight entirely to themselves.

Moving its headquarters downtown represents a pointed alternative to the multibillion-dollar suburban office parks that Google and Apple are building in Silicon Valley, notwithstanding that so many of their own employees want to live in, and commute from, San Francisco.

Notwithstanding other so called 'model organisms', of which whole genome sequences have been obtained, the ecology of the model organism Daphnia sp. is outstandingly well known.

If TUG times were used as a test, however, one would probably not take confounders into account (i.e. one would use TUG as a marker of risk notwithstanding aetiology), so crude results may be most relevant to practice.

In the past 10 months, the market has plummeted -- yesterday's surge notwithstanding -- and so has consumer demand.