用despite the fact that造句子，“despite the fact that”造句

I don't believe he liked to get into them, despite the fact that he came from a line fighters.

Once again, despite the fact that New Historicism wants to return us to the real world, it nevertheless acknowledges that that return is language bound.

Another worry is that, despite the fact that most twin studies have been extensively replicated, they may be subject to systematic flaws.

The problem was the predatory behavior of other women who relentlessly pursued them despite the fact that it was obvious they were already in a relationship.

In 1941 Philby joined the British intelligence, MI6, despite the fact that he had been working for the Soviet intelligence since 1933.

Even home equity lines of credit are way down, despite the fact that they are secured by the real estate in someone's home.

And despite the fact that women are twice as likely to suffer from major depression, fewer than 45 percent of animal studies on these disorders used females.

And that was despite the fact that the image of the van was somewhat larger in the photograph than the image of the elephant, and that the minivan was red, not grey.

If you don't succeed in this, then you will continue to pull that heavy wagon up the mountain and despite the fact that you are pulling it, it will somehow run over your foot.

Strangely, I'd had no trouble going to the loo, despite the fact that the scan showed another stone, 18mm in diameter, sitting across the left kidney's opening to the ureter.

This is despite the fact that you would have to brave sleet and snow to deliver the paper, but you can sit back and watch the dividends deposit themselves in your cash account.

This despite the fact that last year alone, 9,418 breast-enlargement operations were carried out by members of the British Association of Plastic Surgeons, a rise of ten per cent on 2009.

We'll pay for convenience and reliability, which is why iTunes can sell songs for 99 cents despite the fact that they are out there, somewhere, in some form, for free.

"Men feel happier knowing that their wife is having as much medical attention as possible despite the fact that what their wives actually need is some peace and the freedom to shout and scream without being made to feel self-conscious.

She was good at physics despite the fact that she found it boring.

The Amish are primarily farmers, and good ones, despite the fact that they do not use modern farm machinery.

There are very few wrecks despite the fact that a red light is merely a suggestion to stop.

Embedded systems (physical devices with integrated software systems) involve some unique challenges that differentiate them from desktop systems, despite the fact that they may include typical software interactions.

An outbreak in Bombay, India in 1904, for example, killed just three percent of the population despite the fact that it happened before the advent of antibiotics.

When your partner stands for hours at the front of a stage waiting to see Beyonce despite the fact thats/he doesn't like her music that much.

And despite the fact that they've been damned as a whole by nutrition experts for decades, some of them are actually heart healthy.

It is utterly confusing to me that people do not recognize this, despite the fact that pretty much anyone who has been a student can tell the difference between their best and worst teachers.

So saying, Wang Ho-fu hurried off, despite the fact that Chou Chung-wei was just coming to the crucial point, and the door of the private office slammed shut behind him.

Even Dan Quayle felt free to go after me on it, despite the fact that his family connections had gotten him into the National Guard and away from Vietnam.

Those lucky enough to get severance pay spent more time looking for a new job, despite the fact that severance pay provides no direct incentive to stay out of work.

They were able to flourish despite the fact that they were losing money.

For whatever odd reason, I was into him, despite the fact that all of my friends and family hated him.

The definition also excludes the majority of teachers, despite the fact that teaching has traditionally been the method whereby many intellectuals earn their living.

It is clear: we must tell the story of our asthma, not despite the fact that people are dying from it, but because they are not.

'Our hypothesis is that we can eco-engineer the bacteria so that they will stay in the system despite the fact that we'll be pumping high-solid waste water through,' said Collins.

The raters only downgraded problematic assets in 2007, despite the fact that they were aware for at least a year of the magnitude of the subprime real estate bubble.

Take, for example, the story of one girl who decided to study judo[柔道] despite the fact that she had lost her left arm in a car accident.

It is next to impossible to fit two adjacent open menus on the screen, and having one overlay another can cause serious confusion and dislocation for a mobile user. Second, due to space constraints, it may not be feasible to include icons on menus, despite the fact that they may be of great utility to a walking user who may find

So despite the fact that the claim we all die alone is one of these things that one hears, I think it's just nonsense.

Three Camera Beards cannot be crafted into a Misc Token, despite the fact that the option to Fabricate Slot Token can be discovered when attempting to do so.

I feel, despite the fact that we were thousands of miles away, at that moment, our worlds touched and became synchronized, all thanks to that little thing called postcard.

Anyway, I won't pick the flower on the cliff until I have met another man who loves you more dearly than I do, despite the fact that you crazily wish for it now.

Housebreakings and robberies are increasing despite the fact that the death sentence can now be imposed for such offences.

But in the push to cut costs in the short term, many healthcare services may balk despite the fact that patients do better, Leuchter said.

Beginning in the late 1990s Allen became one of the biggest payroll spenders in the NBA, despite the fact that Portland was the eighth-smallest market and deep in hock on the arena.

During the expansion of the Party's organizations, a good many careerists and enemy saboteurs did succeed in sneaking in despite the fact that the Central Committee stressed the slogan "Expand the Party boldly, but do not let a single undesirable in".

Bloated military budgets don't bother them much - Mr. Romney has pledged to reverse President Obama's defense cuts, despite the fact that no such cuts have actually taken place.

Prices are now lower than their August peak - but remain at levels about 50% higher than their June levels. And that's despite the fact that wheat stocks are relatively high.

Many fans want to sup with Mr Jones, despite the fact that he once exploded after eating a wafer-thin mint.

In the 17th century, the Netherlands outdid resource-rich Spain, despite the fact that the latter's coffers were overflowing with gold and silver acquired in the New World.

As a Padawan, Ben adopted the ancient tradition of growing a single braid of hair to indicate his status, despite the fact that this was not required by the modern Jedi Order.

But it didn't happen, despite the fact that my first kiss, aged 15, had almost gone a lot further.