It may nevertheless have done him some good.
But Mr. Cameron may nevertheless have overplayed his hand.
The relatively more straightforward Libyan operation may nevertheless have a similar negative effect.
But the process of having the portrait painted may nevertheless have been therapeutic for them.
If that sounds like special pleading by a convicted felon, he may nevertheless have a point.
It's that I've seen great decency among people who may, nevertheless, have some presuppositions or biases about African-Americans or Latinos or women or gays.
In other words, someone who appears nonpartisan, someone who might even think of himself as nonpartisan, may nevertheless have a political DNA that the parties will be able to decode.
Divorcing and already divorced parents, while they usually have the best interests of their children at heart may, nevertheless, have a difficult time communicating in a respectful and civil manner.
But, having appeared to make a stand in favour of MP3s, Byrne retreats to the fence, conceding that some indefinable quality may nevertheless have been sacrificed – "Or maybe not".
At the same time, turnout in primaries and caucuses is normally quite low — so if a poll's sample is biased in the direction of more enthusiastic voters, it may nevertheless have strong predictive power.
Although a shortage of skills might well push up wages for all workers, older ones may nevertheless have to accept a relative decline in salary and status.Baby-boomers have been changing the world since the 1960s.
