Sentence examples for spite of the objections from inspiring English sources

Why, in ever increasing numbers, are we scaling Everest, or continuing to climb sacred places such as Australia's Uluru in spite of the objections of traditional owners?

In spite of the objections of some of his superiors, Gresset continued to write light occasional verse, within a year publishing La Carême impromptu ("The Lenten Impromptu") and Le Lutrin vivant ("The Living Lectern").

In spite of the objections of the Dominicans who had been working in southern Petén, the Franciscans continued to provide clergy from Yucatán, and it was the Franciscans who oversaw the spiritual welfare of Petén during the colonial period.

In spite of all the objections, the traditions of a great empire and of the city of Tula are so persistent that they must refer to some historical event and, indeed, have some archaeological support.

In spite of these objections, in his later work, Lukács remains committed to the idea that understanding society as a totality must be the basis of the social ontology of a non-reductive Marxism.

If pooling is done – in spite of this objection – for the main endpoint myocardial infarction (MI), we in fact surprisingly observe that the pooled 2 × 2-table provides the contrary: the risk of MI for the treated individuals is 0.0055 and therefore less than for the control group (0.0059), see Table 1.

In spite of that objection I cannot dismiss findings that so closely match my own autobiographical knowledge.

The Senate passed the securities-litigation bill in spite of the President's objections.

On the 12th of December, in spite of objections from the EU, UN, Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International, Mollah was hanged.

His application couldn't pass what we called the 'straight face test,' but in spite of my objection and the objections of the Environmental Protection Agency's wetland science expert, my boss decided to declare it not a vernal pool to make it easier to grant the permit.

In spite of objections from the post office, Mr. Tracy lobbied local businesses to put Long Island, or at least the abbreviation, L.I., in their addresses -- as in Melville, L.I. N.Y., where he lived.