Sentence examples for notwithstanding great from inspiring English sources

Notwithstanding great progress in radiation-detector technology and data-processing methods, distinguishing between signals from fissionable materials and those from cosmic rays or natural radioactive substances remains nearly impossible, given their fleeting passage through screening portals.

However, notwithstanding great expectations being placed on United Nations action to combat the use of child soldiers, reports show that the technique of naming and shaming has not been successful.

But notwithstanding great bands like Arcade Fire (which barely gets radio or video play), there's no question that rock has suffered from the lack of a new sound or movement to energize the entire genre.

Money business Those of us who live in gay-friendly climes acknowledge that legal marriage equality notwithstanding, great swaths of this country inside and outside of our paradises still despise us, as they always have, for those we choose to love.

Our finding that Si uptake was significantly enhanced under lower pH caused by fertilization with N H 4 +, notwithstanding greater amounts of acid-extractable Si under higher pH produced by N O 3 − fertilization, is worthy of further study at the soil chemistry level.

He told the BBC Mr Mandela's greatest legacy "is that we are basically at peace with each other notwithstanding our great diversity, that we will be taking hands once again now around his death and around our common sadness and mourning".

I often think of Moon and Glenn Gould together, notwithstanding their great differences.

The mood at the Pierre that day was buoyant, notwithstanding the Great Depression's lingering effects on the book world.

The mass-deportation fantasies of some restrictionists notwithstanding, the great majority of "illegals" are here to stay.

Notwithstanding its great diversity of styles, forms, themes, and functions, the theatre of today has its roots in a basic impulse to embody expression mimetically.

Notwithstanding the great differences between modern constitutions, however, they are similar at least in one respect: they are meant to express the core of the constitutional law governing their respective countries.