Sentence examples for notwithstanding known from inspiring English sources

Notwithstanding known assay differences, this value is somewhat lower than previous measurements in this and other age groups in The Gambia and Guinea-Bissau, and may be surprising given the year-round ability for cutaneous vitamin D production and plentiful sunshine.

We don't yet know how much education can overcome poverty," he insisted — notwithstanding the voluminous studies that have been done on the subject.

Mr. Weiner, his online indulgences notwithstanding, is known for being meticulous about his public presentation, at times chastising aides over the height of a microphone stand.

Thus, the gold standards, if existing, remain unchanged in the clinics, notwithstanding the known limitations and drawbacks.

Finally, we should take notes from the private sector's success with customer feedback systems and customer response processes -- notwithstanding the known imperfections of some private sector practices.

The challenge of increasing returns emerges when individuals initially invest an excessive amount of financial and technical resources into an institution, ultimately making it too costly to switch to another more efficient institution notwithstanding the known inefficiencies associated with the existing institution (ibid).

The prosecuting attorney, Scott Ellington, said in an interview that the state still considered the men guilty and that, new DNA findings notwithstanding, he knew of no current suspects.

I have often been asked why I never set my stories in New York, in the single place on earth that, ostensibly, subway systems notwithstanding, I know the best.

And as far as I can tell in my little microcosm, all the negative media attention and anti-war rallies notwithstanding, we know America loves us and supports us.

His delicate stomach and weak understanding of the constitution notwithstanding, he knows that getting in bed with the anti-feminist evangelicals energizes social conservatives, helping him fight Romney to a delegate-count tie in the Michigan primary – a state Romney, who grew up there, should have won decisively.

The brief "Wonder Woman" stint notwithstanding, nobody knew quite what to do with her: what exactly was the niche for a nice Jewish girl whose primary acting experience was beating up bad guys alongside Lynda Carter while wearing high red boots, a bustier and a tiara?