Sentence examples for notwithstanding by from inspiring English sources

Not for nothing does it sit on a best-seller list dominated, low carbs notwithstanding, by a single subject, George W. Bush.

This setback notwithstanding, by 1864 state and federal resources, and the constant counter-raids on rancherias, while not always decisive, were having the desired effect.

Mr. Gehry's suggestions notwithstanding, by the end of the meeting Mr. Belzberg had been given the opportunity to establish his own alien archipelago within the borders of Mr. Gehry's magnum opus.

Notwithstanding, by Louis de Bernières, read by Mike Grady (8hrs unabridged, Whole Story Audio, £20.41) Tell some people that you didn't really like Captain Corelli's Mandolin and they seem to take it personally.

Technical difficulties notwithstanding, by the time the festival closes tonight – after the last banjo twangs of headliners Mumford & Sons have faded – Michael Eavis is certain to declare, as always, that it was the best one yet.

Notwithstanding by Louis de Bernières 288pp, Harvill Secker, £12.99 In an afterword to this collection of eccentric short stories – or rather, short stories about eccentrics, for the stories themselves are entirely faithful to the good old-fashioned conventions of the form – Louis de Bernières addresses the nation.

The market has given a vote of confidence: the shares of the investment banks covered by the agreement have all done brilliantly in the past few weeks.Senior executives at Wall Street firms have also been spared by the settlement, notwithstanding remarks by Eliot Spitzer, attorney-general of New York state, that malfeasance went well up the corporate food chain.

The opposition of American environmentalists notwithstanding, consumption by refineries in the Midwest will hit 2m b/d by 2015, estimates the OSDG.

But Melville's "unusually thick moustache" flourishes notwithstanding, cultivated by Parker's curiosity and relish.

If the idea of ending double taxation moves forward -- notwithstanding comments by Treasury Secretary Paul H. O'Neill that the country needs "targeted" tax moves to spur economic growth -- there are a variety of methods to deal with the matter.

Many of these foreign ciders aren't yet available in Britain (notwithstanding attempts by the likes of Stella to capitalise with its cidre effort) but they will be soon.