Sentence examples for notwithstanding it appears from inspiring English sources

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).

Verbal blunders notwithstanding, it appears that the conservative members of the court signaled they are likely to uphold the ban.

This discrepancy notwithstanding, it appears that ACC damage is associated with abnormal and involuntary motor responses, leading to the suggestion (Paus 2001) that ACC damage predisposes to the emergence of uncontrolled motor programmes or 'subroutines' that are normally suppressed.

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

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.

F. Scott Fitzgerald's observation that "there are no second acts in American lives" notwithstanding, it appears that the Grammy-winning quintet is positioning itself for precisely that.

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.

Notwithstanding, today it appears that the first woman U.S. president is more likely to be a Democrat.

Notwithstanding the agreement, it appears unlikely that universal reporting of HbA1c will be adopted; however, the master equation allows conversion between IFCC and NGSP numbers.

Sanders, Gabbard and Rybak notwithstanding, it would appear that the door has been shut on additional debates, leaving O'Malley alone with his complaints about the process and his accusations about the system being "rigged" in Clinton's favor.

Notwithstanding, it does appear that the functional use of both the raspberry and the extended grunt as an attention-getting mechanism is unique to chimpanzees living in captive environs, suggesting that the chimpanzees have learned to use these sounds in a novel social-cognitive setting.