Sentence examples for nevertheless assuming from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, assuming Gov. Gray Davis signs the bill, as he apparently plans to do, it will inevitably drive Detroit and other automakers to manufacture more fuel-efficient vehicles.

Nevertheless, assuming the same value of these parameters, the results obtained adopting the suggested methods from different standards are not always the same.

Nevertheless, assuming that the demand for health is inelastic, the demand for health inputs (i.e. health care) will increase with age to compensate part of the reduction in health capital.

Nevertheless, assuming that sea-level falls at glacial maxima are typically accompanied by b* minima, then the MIS 12 and 16 glacial maxima are at 167.2 and 232.0 m, respectively (Fig. 7 and Table 4).

Nevertheless, assuming there is still a problem with expropriation, the real question is about how best to ensure that compensation is given.

Nevertheless assuming constant rates in our model was sufficient to describe TB dynamics in Hong Kong in the past four decades; in further work we may examine the support for more complicated assumptions such as period-specific progression rates.

The committee said it had "tremendous respect for his willingness to nevertheless assume responsibility" and added that VW's global expansion would be "inextricably linked to his name".

It was eerie and discomfiting to see something with hardly any bona fide human face yet to speak of nevertheless assume a fierce, intimidating, almost accusatory expression.

HARVEY FLEET Golden, Colo., Sept. 5, 2013   To the Editor: Re "On Syria, a U.N. Vote Isn't Optional," by Oona A. Hathaway and Scott J. Shapiro (Op-Ed, Sept. 4): While a United Nations vote isn't optional, the world body must nevertheless assume its responsibilities.

If stationarity is nevertheless assumed, then the results parallel those for the "gap" case.

In order to discuss the theory in the light of what precedes, we shall nevertheless assume that situations are objects, designated by sentences.