"obstacles notwithstanding" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to acknowledge challenges or difficulties but then continue to make a point or statement regardless. Example: "We were able to successfully complete the project, obstacles notwithstanding."
Those obstacles notwithstanding, there is no doubt that as the minority population in Texas has grown, so too has the potential for the state to become less firmly Republican.
Obstacles notwithstanding, Showalter and the Rangers have been determined this winter to make a bad situation much, much worse for New York by trying to peddle Rodriguez to the Red Sox.
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Notwithstanding these obstacles, the demand for advanced glycoprotein expression platforms has fueled different glycoengineering approaches.
Notwithstanding these obstacles, direct access to human oocytes is of great importance to possibly improve the outcome of in vitro fertilization, and therefore the elucidation of the human oocyte proteome remains an important task for the future.
Notwithstanding the many obstacles to prosecution, she says a national average sentence for child molesters is seven years with three of those served.
Obstacles and a weakened economy notwithstanding, for Indian enterprise and a middle-class hoping to get behind the wheel, this is a proud moment, a giant leap forward.
The merits of this view notwithstanding, the principal obstacle for directly testing this hypothesis in humans is the paucity of information about actual visual experiences.
Now, Mr. Barron and Mr. Lederman were being asked whether President Obama's counterterrorism team could take its own extraordinary step, notwithstanding potential obstacles like the overseas-murder statute.
Her stunning, unembellished mothers-to-be seem to triumph in ways independent of their immediate surroundings, and notwithstanding the obstacles to empowerment that extend across racial, ethnic, and national lines.
Notwithstanding, the most significant obstacle a policy maker confronts in deciding on the tax treatment of corporate debt and equity financing is that the impact of taxation on corporate financial policy is not entirely understood.
