Sentence examples for notwithstanding markedly from inspiring English sources
In Burma and Japan as well as in Russia (notwithstanding markedly lower literacy rates in the latter realm), cultural/linguistic uniformity aided capital efforts to improve provincial communications and to regularize fiscal exactions.
By analyzing the strength-duration curve (current threshold vs. pulse duration) and cortical activation profiles, our results prove that bioelectrically safe and spatially differentiated stimulation of the retina is feasible notwithstanding the condition of markedly reduced RGC counts.
Challenges notwithstanding, the professionalism of Serbian officials has markedly improved since his first visit to government offices in 2002.
But while there may be more room in the academy, these days, for critics of what he would see as a leftwing status quo, Scruton doesn't think the situation in politics is markedly different, because, Philip Blond et al notwithstanding, there is "no career comparable to that of, say, Tony Giddens on the left, with open access to both academic and political influence and office".
Notwithstanding the comparable inorganic amount, the hardness of mixed oxide coatings is markedly lower than high silica coatings and is subjected to modifications when exposed to UV-vis light in the long term, as also corroborated by x-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS).
There are signs that the special operations campaign in Afghanistan, notwithstanding the Bin Laden raid in neighbouring Pakistan, has been markedly less successful in reducing the wider pattern of violence than it was in Iraq.
This year's big decline notwithstanding, the number of complaints made against the NYPD has risen markedly since Mr Giuliani came to office: between 1993 and 1996 the CCRB's yearly tally climbed by 56% to 5,596.
Notwithstanding the "Notorious R.B.G".
