Sentence examples for notwithstanding much of 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.

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.

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.

Notwithstanding, much of the postgraduate and continuing education of the practicing physician has been left to the persuasive methods of the pharmaceutical industry [ 1].

The extraordinarily large size of Alliaceae genomes will impede their whole genome sequencing projects, but that fact notwithstanding, much more sequence information of Alliaceae will certainly be generated.

Notwithstanding much normative literature arguing in favour of IPC, according to these results, enabling greater levels of IPC across health systems over time is challenging.

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

A couple of early club-friendly hits notwithstanding, Mr. Budden has made much hay of his complex, often troubled inner life.

Notwithstanding those efforts, much of Christendom during that period was Arian, including the Vandals in North Africa, the Visigoths in Spain, and the Lombards in Italy.

He said the John Birch Society has Jewish and black members and has never tolerated anti-Semitism or racism, notwithstanding its notorious opposition to much of the civil rights movement.

This year, most pundits treated Mr. Gore as a long shot through much of the summer, notwithstanding the strong economy.