Sentence examples for nevertheless fallen from inspiring English sources

Rates of violent crime are high by the standards of other countries, but they have nevertheless fallen.

Retail prices in the United States are also being depressed because demand, while strong, has nevertheless fallen short of merchants' expectations.

"... (W hen the State gets behind a moral panic, no one is safe," wrote Bob Chatelle of the political issues committee of the American Writers Unionn, pointing to other zealous prosecutions of people with no demonstrable interest in child pornography who had nevertheless fallen afoul of newer laws by taking or possessing pictures of naked children with no apparent sexual content.

Bank stocks nevertheless fell sharply in Europe.

But overall capital spending will nevertheless fall (see chart).

Prices of Argentine government debt nevertheless fell, and the cost of protecting the debt against default surged higher.

Although Webern was not politically active, he nevertheless fell victim to the rising tide of right-wing nationalism.

(Benedick Bates, who makes his Broadway début in this play, is taller than his begetter but nevertheless falls under his shadow here).

Laake knows that she had no real chance to prevent the forced adoption, but the couple nevertheless fell out over the loss, and are now divorced.

The crowd Monday was larger and more boisterous than for a typical game this season, but the atmosphere nevertheless fell well short of past meetings between the teams.

That this likelihood is, nevertheless, falling suggests that rich women's lives may be more stressful than they used to be.