Sentence examples for may nevertheless stand from inspiring English sources
The cost of delivering energy to remote, rural regions means that, even when storage facilities are built, they may nevertheless stand empty.
Three thinkers nevertheless stand out as exceptions to this tendency.
Wayne nevertheless stands by the decision he made in 1976.
The islands have nevertheless stood outside the mainstream of Scottish history and traditions.
He nevertheless stands by his contention that this is not the end of the book.
Although he does not handle this topic perfectly, his effort nevertheless stood out from previous efforts.
Lewis, who does play a caricature, nevertheless stands out as well, playing her ridiculousness as reasonable.
Besieged by chauvinistic 1960s attitudes Archer nevertheless stands firm and makes her point.
The Spaniards nevertheless stood firm; their actions very likely saved the allied army from destruction.
Expanding at 9% may nevertheless appear rash but many of easyJet's competitors will do well just to stand still.
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".
