Sentence examples for and nevertheless be from inspiring English sources

As should be clear from examples like Rhode Island and Alaska, a state can have a strong partisan lean and nevertheless be elastic, or vice versa.

This explains why a non-essential gene may seem to perform a proper function and, nevertheless, be nearly neutral.

Seventy-five percent of American "gamers" -- people who play video games -- are older than 18 and nevertheless are allowed to vote.

Many also say that the banks were predatory, or at least indiscriminate, in making loans, and nevertheless were bailed out by the federal government.

Cruel and malicious, they can, nevertheless, be converted to Buddhism.

Two talas might have the same duration and subdivisions but might, nevertheless, be differentiated from each other by different characteristic drum patterns.

In using the new method the trade-off between speed and expression levels could nevertheless be further considered.

Whatever we do will nevertheless be new and challenging.

Some informal miners or mining companies, though small, might nevertheless be legitimate and benefit from support.

Might the jury's verdict nevertheless be explained, and perhaps even justified, as an effort to approximate the outcome of a settlement negotiated by the parties themselves?

Bombers could mete out a "sharp, severe, and terrible punishment," which would nevertheless be more humane than a traditional punitive expedition.