Sentence examples for notwithstanding the decline from inspiring English sources

Notwithstanding the decline in many technology stocks, the market for initial public offerings remained very hot.

Notwithstanding the decline in iron-ore exports, the broader economy had been doing well over the past few years, growing at a rate of over eleven per cent.

Notwithstanding the decline of medical paternalism, some patients still tend to defer to medical opinion and accept treatments that they would prefer to avoid.

"This says more about Twitter than the NFL," said Scott Kessler, an analyst at S&P Capital IQ. "It says, notwithstanding the decline of the stock price and the negative swirl around the company, the reality is Twitter remains a big, global platform for real-time broadcasts and communication.

Inflation should consequently soon drop back sharply, as the contribution from retail energy and food prices declines, notwithstanding the fall in sterling.

Eventually returning to the United States, Tool appeared at Lollapalooza '97 in July, this time as a headliner, where they gained critical praise from The New York Times: Notwithstanding a decline in popularity of alternative rock music during the mid-90s in the United States, Ænima eventually matched Tool's successful debut album in sales.

I have suffered very little pain from my disorder; and what is more strange, have, notwithstanding the great decline of my person, never suffered a moment's abatement of my spirits.

Notwithstanding a free-trade agreement with the European Union that had come into effect in 2013, by 2014 the decline in international demand for industrial and precious metals meant that Peru's overall economy slowed considerably.

My Cassandra-ish warnings about the decline of authoritative theatre criticism and the pro-blogger backlash notwithstanding, here's another nail in the coffin of theatre critics: let playwrights review.

That tendency notwithstanding, the proportion of Ph.D.s working in academe continues a "long-term decline" spurred by "continual movement away from the full-time faculty position as the academic norm," SEI found.

Notwithstanding the "Notorious R.B.G".