Sentence examples for has nevertheless worked from inspiring English sources

It has nevertheless worked hard to limit its liability for baggage thefts and damage.

Dre Skull is one of the more unlikely figures in dancehall: a bearded white New York hipster who has nevertheless worked with Vybz Kartel, Popcaan, Mavado, and made a number of tracks with Diplo for the sensimillian Snoop Lion project.

She has nevertheless now worked closely with twelve Prime Ministers four Labour leaders and eight Conservatives.

Resistance has, nevertheless, emerged.

While their prospects of winning union recognition through the cumbersome election process prescribed by federal law are slim, the workers have nevertheless demanded improvements in working conditions and are eager to use legal collective action to draw public attention to their concerns.

Mr. Dolgen, who was regarded as a tough-minded and often abrasive executive, had nevertheless forged an unusually close working relationship over the last decade with Sherry Lansing, the chairman of Paramount Pictures, a relationship that has remained strong and was widely admired in Hollywood.

And he would certainly have abominated the recent French hit, Les Choristes, a sugary concoction that a few myopic reviewers have nevertheless compared to his work.

A few of her works have nevertheless survived, including Interior with Girl Sewing.

He was a member of the same extraordinary generation that included Tadeusz Kantor, the outstanding director and playwright, and the novelist Tadeusz Konwicki - men who had lived through the second world war as children only to reach adulthood within a one-party communist system, but who had nevertheless managed to produce astonishing works of art.

Thus, says Short, "many people who may never have heard any of [Holst's] major works ... have nevertheless derived great pleasure from hearing or singing such small masterpieces as the carol 'In the Bleak Midwinter'".

Nevertheless, Mr. DiNapoli has worked hard to make up for the way he was chosen, devoting his first year in office to reforming his own job in ways that serve the public interest.