Sentence examples for later nevertheless from inspiring English sources

And later "Nevertheless, worms do not invariably leave their burrows when the ground is made to tremble, as I know from having beaten it with a spade, but perhaps it was beaten too violently".

The description of the intervals (supplementary table S1, Supplementary Material online) and the intersection with gene expression data (discussed later) nevertheless refer to the complete set of 26 rQTL.

ABI at age 68 did not predict ZSDSindex 14 years later, nevertheless, ABI estimated at age 82 correlated negatively with ZSDS index both in the case and the control group (Table  3), i.e. subjects with the lowest ABI had higher ZSDS index.

When he ran into her at a gym about a week later, he nevertheless saw his opportunity and took it.

Even in later times, nevertheless, there is evidence that the original Iranian concepts of kingship and social organization were still honoured and remained the ideals of Persian culture.

His career as military chaplain and support of Vietnam, which he later revised, nevertheless brought more attention to his anti-nuclear stance and his push to cut defense spending.

Because of the oscillating structure in g 2 ( t ) when there are multiple qubits, g 2 ( 0 ) is not necessarily a good indication of the behavior at later times; nevertheless, the degree of initial bunching or anti-bunching is a physically important and measurable quantity.

He needed this lawsuit "about like a hog needs a side saddle", he would later claim; nevertheless, he agreed to take the case if the Council could convince thirty to forty percent of the state's school boards to join it.

(A month later, Ms. Kerrigan nevertheless went on to win an Olympic silver medal).

These later films are nevertheless little urban tales of considerable philosophical import, told with an old-fashioned lightness of touch, one I find continually charming.

The necessity of doubt, unfixed, capable of incorporating multiple viewpoints, is the essence of what Spark later called the "nevertheless principle".