Sentence examples for is nevertheless considerable from inspiring English sources

Regional climatic variation is nevertheless considerable.

This study suggests that there is, nevertheless, considerable protective value in stakeholders being facilitated with guidelines on illegal forced displacement and when it becomes pillage or illegal appropriation.

This having been said, there is nevertheless considerable debate as to whether patients with scoliosis treated with braces experience a poor QOL [ 10].

The regulations were announced with the minimum possible time for consultation, but the public outcry was nevertheless considerable.

DR. LATERNSER: But then, during that conference there was, nevertheless, considerable criticism on the part of those officers, was there not?

Although the great cities and some of the major cultural activities found farther south were not found in Ecuador, there was nevertheless considerable cultural accomplishment.

The total Roman force arrayed against the Parthians was nevertheless considerable: the six legions alone totaled some 30,000 men.

This would amount to a negative result but one that is nevertheless of considerable significance.

Nevertheless, there is still considerable dispute concerning the actual prevalence of CD among patients with RAS, as different studies have reported different prevalence of CD in RAS patients [ 29- 34].

It is nevertheless "an act of considerable political panache," said Fred Greenstein, a presidential historian at Princeton University.

Since Kenya has recently experienced a surge in the use of motorcycles as a mean of transport, and a majority of riders lack proper training, this is, perhaps, not surprising, but is nevertheless a matter of considerable concern.