Sentence examples for notwithstanding much from inspiring English sources

Huawei notwithstanding, much of the energy is in startups, which tend to employ small teams of young, city-dwelling developers rather than large numbers of middle-aged engineers.

Notwithstanding much of the rhetoric, Justice O'Connor's retirement will not end the court's majority for Roe, which stands at 6 to 3.

The book's title notwithstanding, much of the first half is dominated by Leopold Mozart, Wolfgang's authoritarian and manipulative father, who emerges as probably the most significant person in Mozart's life.

He never made a conscious decision to promote himself, he maintains, and it's hard not to believe him: he isn't surrounded by a loyal band of followers, and he seems to live, Vancouver penthouse flat notwithstanding, much as he ever did.

In a press release issued after a day of confusion, the defence minister said: "Notwithstanding much recent commentary, there are more effective and efficient ways to run a competitive evaluation process for complex capabilities such as submarines than just open tender".

This notwithstanding, much of the body of literature about this issue shows, marketing leads tend to focus outwardly on consumer and advertising issue and they may shy away from technical issue.

The pullout began on 1 August, and the last settler left seven days later – ahead of schedule, notwithstanding much-publicised protests.

New models notwithstanding, there is still much to be gained from traditional MuLV screens.

Notwithstanding, there is still much to learn about the occurrence of chemotherapy-induced alterations for extra-GI neoplasms [ 9] and in particular with recent FEC60 regimen (fluorouracil, epirubicin, and cyclophosphamide) [ 10].

Notwithstanding encouraging experiences, there is still much to be done.

Sami al-Askari, a member of Parliament and close adviser to Mr. Maliki, said in an interview that, Mr. Obama's statement notwithstanding, not much had really changed.