Sentence examples for means it still from inspiring English sources
The camera on the Nexus 5 had a difficult launch, but the combination of its integrated optical image stabilisation (OIS) and some smart firmware updates means it still holds its own today (test shots here).
The Senate Ethics Committee has yet to issue its own verdict on what's allowable, which means it still has a chance to one-up the House's muddled ethicists.
That means it still has a long way to go to restore its financial health.Households have done much less than firms to repair their balance sheets.
The opposition, led by such corporations as Monsanto, is at about the same level as several weeks ago -- which means it still swamps the pro-labeling camp, with about $25 million in its coffers.
At his news conference Monday, President Obama said automakers "have seen record sales and are overachieving on the fuel efficiency standards that we set". He also praised California for its "clean energy agenda". Still, the high cost of batteries means it still costs more to build an electric car than one with a traditional combustion engine.
That means it still shrank, despite Germany hitting growth again.
And just because Facebook built its own app doesn't mean it still wouldn't be interested in an acquisition.
I mean, it still seems like it's not the norm.
The chicken was still there with no price tag, which meant it still wasn't for sale.
High open-rates mean it still matters.
