It may nevertheless have done him some good.
The locals, nevertheless, do well.
States, nevertheless, did adopt those laws.
There is furthermore the issue of degree of belief: while I may believe that George will come to dinner with his new girlfriend even though I wouldn't bet on it, you, thinking that you know him better than I do, may nevertheless go to the wall for it.
"Even though the akratic agent does not believe that she is doing what she has most reason to do, it may nevertheless be the case that the course of action that she is pursuing is the one that she has … most reason to pursue" (McIntyre 1990, p. 385).
Even if the debate does not decisively shape the result on May 6, it may nevertheless help to boost the number of people who vote.
Moreover the adults who deny that children do have rights may nevertheless also believe that it is their duty to ensure that the children for whom they have care do pass from childhood into adulthood.
A photocatalyst does this by absorbing light, but as described below, other substances that do not absorb light may nevertheless catalyze light-induced reactions.
The housefly, which does not bite, may nevertheless, by contact, contaminate human food with the bacilli of some types of dysentery, and in many parts of the world it also plays an important part in the transmission of eye diseases.
Weighing only a small fraction of what an electron does, these particles may nevertheless have enough heft to shake up the Standard Model--the Model--the Model--the theoryhavior of elementhat particles.
