Sentence examples for are nevertheless able to from inspiring English sources

If we do, harm could come from these powerful new techniques that we do not yet understand, but are nevertheless able to do.

We insist that our leaders convince us that they are exemplary and (increasingly) God-fearing human beings, who are nevertheless able to protect us from enemies not so constrained.

And that oath, indeed democratic governance itself, demands not angels but men and women who are nevertheless able to demonstrate basic virtues such as honesty, diligence, fairness and self-restraint.

This short paper considers some preliminary creep data in terms of mechanical models which, despite their simplicity, are nevertheless able to provide a phenomenological basis for a number of the observed features: most notably the attainment of a strain maximum in one of the differently stressed structural components.

It wouldn't, and those without jobs must go without the output that we are nevertheless able to produce for them.

Keil has also suggested that although they tend to provide teleological explanations both for organisms and for artifacts, they are nevertheless able to distinguish organisms from artifacts due to two main differences between them.

All were nevertheless able to induce neutralizing antibodies.

Whedon was nevertheless able to extend the story into a feature film — "Serenity" — in 2005.

Philip was nevertheless able to invade Flanders in 1300 and take Guy prisoner.

Using core elements of Crew Resource Management the crew was nevertheless able to achieve a survivable landing of the plane.

Clodagh's antithesis is Mr Dean, a dissolute man who is nevertheless able to summon compassion and strength when these are required.