Sentence examples for nevertheless concluded from inspiring English sources
He, nevertheless, concluded that this did not support his Race × Sex × Ability interaction theory.
We nevertheless concluded that the rule was unconstitutional because of its impact on prisoners' right of access to the courts.
But it nevertheless concluded that respondent should not be punished because it would be 'unfair' to do so.
Stiglitz and his colleagues nevertheless concluded that such research was becoming sufficiently rigorous to warrant its possible inclusion.
The Supreme Court has nevertheless concluded that many of these concerns lie outside the scope of the Eighth Amendment's Excessive Fines Clause.
The point has substance but we have nevertheless concluded to dispose of the appeal on its merits.' 1950, 5 N.J. 435, 439, 75 A.2d 8818821881882
Yet the authors nevertheless conclude that bed capacity in the city is "about right".
This Court in Bush thus held, in effect, that although no laboratory can be made "danger proof," the trier of fact could nevertheless conclude that it was defective, and that the defect was a cause of the injury.
Nevertheless, conclude a pair of academics who gave the "double liability system" serious study (Jonathan R. Macey, now of Yale Law School and its School of Management, and Geoffrey P. Miller, now of the New York University School of Law), the system worked reasonably well.
Mr Das nevertheless concludes that "whether India can deliver the goods" will depend a great deal on this new middle class.Despite its occasional repetitions, "India Unbound" is not only more persuasive but more enjoyable.
We could choose to articulate our ultimate disposition of this issue by frankly acknowledging that the power delegated to the EPA is "legislative" but nevertheless conclude that the delegation is constitutional because adequately limited by the terms of the authorizing statute.
