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despite

[dih-spahyt] / dɪˈspaɪt /


Example Sentences

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There ought to be no shortage of candidates, despite the sense of having a hand tied behind one's back in taking on the responsibility.

From BBC

The poverty rate has remained flat since the mid-1960s, despite what is now combined federal, state, local and private spending of more than $3.4 trillion annually.

From The Wall Street Journal

Barcelona coach Hansi Flick said Wednesday Xabi Alonso has a great future in football despite Real Madrid replacing him at the helm this week.

From Barron's

Big picture: The U.S. economy has kept growing at an above-average speed despite high tariffs, lingering inflation and a big slowdown in hiring.

From MarketWatch

And we look at why there is still uncertainty over the club's long-term direction, despite the appointment.

From BBC