Sentence examples for nevertheless done from inspiring English sources

Doing so in countries that do not have shining records of official financial probity will not be easy.Dr Schwartländer has, nevertheless, done his sums carefully.

"Prisoners who should never have stood trial on grounds of mental incompetence have nevertheless done so and have gone to their deaths essentially unaware of what was being done to them".

If De Silva's review fluffs the 'state involvement' question by floating the conspiracy kite, he has nevertheless done something useful: he tells us more than we knew before about the sinister synergy between security system and the loyalist gunmen.

A pop artist signed to a major label, whose debut single is only now being touted round Britain's radio stations, she has nevertheless done more than her share of road work, honing her craft in pub back rooms - the supposed preserve of indie bands and other "serious" musicians who earn the right to an audience through old-fashioned slog.

The first of a series of reports by the government's independent reviewer of social mobility, the former Labour minister Alan Milburn, has recommended that medical teaching hospitals actively select those with poorer grades who have nevertheless done well for their school in order to ensure doctors from poorer backgrounds can work in the NHS.

Although other models have not explicitly controlled spheroid shape, they have nevertheless done so implicitly.

The locals, nevertheless, do well.

States, nevertheless, did adopt those laws.

Nevertheless, do make your doctor aware of your fears.

Nevertheless, did the episode give everything that fans were expecting?

Bell nevertheless does something wonderful with O Sach! Mein Freund!