Sentence examples for notwithstanding that one from inspiring English sources

The continence service leads identify their positive impact on individual patient expectations (quote (8)), but notwithstanding that one participant saw it as a "challenge to try and persuade these staff there are things that can be done to help people and not just accept the problem".

An FFI will be allowed to become either a participating FFI or a registered deemed-compliant FFI notwithstanding that one or more of the FFIs in the expanded affiliated group of which the FFI is a member cannot comply with all of the requirements of a participating FFI as described in this section if each such FFI is a limited FFI under paragraph (e)(3)(ii) of this section.

The clue is that in Kitchens of the Great Midwest, death comes at the beginning (notwithstanding that page one is laugh-out-loud funny).

This notwithstanding I will add: It were better that ten suspected witches should escape than that one innocent person should be condemned.

"Notwithstanding that," Ms. Walker said, "it is still there".

It follows that the Berger case is not controlling of this one, notwithstanding that, abstractly considered, the errors in variance and instructions 21 were identical in character.

On the telephone from Johannesburg, Mbah a Moute (pronounced BAH-ah-MOO-tay) said he could understand the youthful skepticism, notwithstanding the living proof that one — if only one of a very large number — could make the leap from teenage African camper to N.B.A. millionaire and missionary.

Notwithstanding that Asianness is evidently not one monolithic identity, reactions to the charming British or romantic Italian accents are never so mocking as they are with ours.

Notwithstanding my father's victory and inasmuch as he felt that one time necessary, he still regretted it thereafter.

They report that, one outlier data set notwithstanding, levels of technical replicate variation in gene expression levels measured by the Affymetrix platform are 'quite low'.

Ostensibly, appropriate use of the above standards (notwithstanding the absence of an agreed vocabulary) should ensure that one can disentangle the effects of different biases.