Sentence examples for Nevertheless, perhaps from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, perhaps we can kick things off.

Nevertheless, perhaps for the first time since the early eighties, corporate bosses stopped complaining about "waste".

Nevertheless, perhaps the most damaging effect of "embedding" is to soften the brutality of any military occupation and underplay hostile local response to it.

Nevertheless, perhaps the House should pass a resolution declaring that any such action would be unconstitutional, a gross violation of the president's oath of office and grounds to commence impeachment.

(Nevertheless, perhaps an offer of immunity is in order?) A new poll shows that nearly two-thirds of the public thinks White House aides should have to testify before Congress.

Nevertheless, perhaps Mr Harrigan himself ought not to complain too much: he has been snared by the same demand for accountability that he issued to so many corporate directors.

Nevertheless, tennis, perhaps more than cricket, is made for fixing.

Nevertheless, or perhaps because of this, the term "interface" has been falling from favor.

Nevertheless, or perhaps therefore, they acquired an illustrious reputation that they still enjoy.

Although undisciplined and often tasteless, such glass nevertheless preserves perhaps more than any other the flavour of the period.

Nevertheless, and perhaps mindful of the potential for lawsuits, manufacturers are not ruling out the prospect of the monumental changes that may be occurring soon.