Sentence examples for is nevertheless committed from inspiring English sources
Mr. Schick said of Mr. Jean, "While most of the audit findings and recommendations do not in any way relate to him, he is nevertheless committed to ensuring that things are made right".
He adds: 'The government actively encourages people to invest in property here, because it brings money into the country.' Barbados is, nevertheless, committed to remaining upmarket and will not develop the high-rise hotels for mass tourism that have sprung up in places like the Dominican Republic.
In a February interview, Boone Isaacs told The Times that the academy is nevertheless committed to attaining those targets.
But on Wednesday a campaign aide told the Wall Street Journal that Kaine "is not personally for repeal of the Hyde Amendment" but is nevertheless "committed to carrying out Secretary Clinton's agenda".
It lives only for an instant in eternity, a powerful human appeal to the beauty of an existence that is nevertheless inevitably committed to the ugliness and decrepitude of death".
White is, nevertheless, bright.
He is, nevertheless, companionable.
It is, nevertheless, malarkey.
Gutierrez is nevertheless excited.
She was nevertheless charmed.
