Sentence examples for notwithstanding welcome from inspiring English sources

That takes some believing, notwithstanding welcome developments like JCB's big expansion announced on Friday.

Notwithstanding a welcome Medicare-growth slowdown in the past few years, the Kaiser Foundation predicts growth in real (inflation-adjusted) Medicare per capital benefits of over 4percentt per year in the next decade, which exceeds projected growth in U.S. real per capita GDP by over 2 percentage points.

Notwithstanding how simplistic it is – how, for example, it collapses a deeply complex and, particularly in these times, urgent question, into a binary choice (as though such things are ever a choice) – I nonetheless welcomed her intervention as I hoped it might provoke a more thoughtful conversation about the meaning of citizenship in the 21st century.

He was given a hero's welcome, notwithstanding his acute renal failure on the way back to the dugout.

Notwithstanding Osborne's welcome decision to jack up the minimum wage, these cuts will sap economic demand, forcing the Bank to keep monetary policy loose.

Her argument, which will garner some support in a town where everyone in power not named Snyder has essentially thrown up their hands, amounts to the following: democracy notwithstanding, Detroiters should welcome an Emergency Manager because Detroiters have a right to city services.

Notwithstanding, Fillon loyally welcomed this change.

So far as climate change is concerned, economical cuts in greenhouse-gas emissions are surely to be welcomed, notwithstanding the continuing controversy over the urgency of tackling the problem (see article).Even so, if Mr Bush is to burnish his green credentials, he needs to do more to turn fine visions into practical actions.

Perhaps, as he reflected on God's generosity, he thought of himself more as the prodigal son who was welcomed home notwithstanding his shortcomings.

Windmill tilting notwithstanding, his challenge is both welcomed and justified.

He was given a hero's welcome on his return, notwithstanding him nipping over to France without warning the care home staff.