Sentence examples for notwithstanding appeared from inspiring English sources

In summary, it seems fair to say that as the result of the investigations into connexive logic in the 1960s and 1970s, connexive logic, its ancient roots notwithstanding, appeared as a sort of exotic branch of non-classical logic.

This reduction in between-genome variability notwithstanding, the average process cost still appears to be higher in genomes with high GC content.

Notwithstanding Gillespie's clarification, the Romney campaign still appears to be struggling with its explanations of the candidate's business career.

"Why should the Court now broadly extend Heller's applicability?" But Breyer's heart was really in the Sarbanes-Oxley case, notwithstanding what appeared to be its arcane subject matter.

Bad ankle notwithstanding, she appeared to be in good shape, only six shots behind the leader, Lorena Ochoa, who posted a 66 while playing in mostly calm conditions in the morning.

But by Sunday, the rally's attendance notwithstanding, it appeared that Mr. Romney and his campaign — which have been pummeling Mr. Gingrich at every turn and vastly outspending him on television ads — had reversed whatever momentum Mr. Gingrich had when he arrived here fresh off his South Carolina primary victory a week earlier.

Chicago's fine run notwithstanding, it appears the front office in Bridgeview will make some significant roster changes this month.

Recent reports of his death notwithstanding, Douri appears to be the only senior Iraqi Baathist who has evaded death or capture.

Botanical precision notwithstanding, it appears as if Mr. Nozzolio has the upper hand over Mr. Carlucci, at least if economic impact is the metric of choice.

Teachers notwithstanding, "it appears that a majority on both sides of the evolution-creation debate do not understand the process of natural selection or its role in evolution" (Bishop and Anderson 1990).

The ontological unity of the Neoplatonic hierarchy notwithstanding, there appears to be room in it for a moral dualism that may be as troubling in the end as that of the Manicheans.