Sentence examples for nevertheless formed from inspiring English sources

It is worth stating at the outset that while Kosovo may not have taken centre-stage in the run up to the vote, it has nevertheless formed the backdrop to the overall campaign.

A relentless economic pessimist who sold his personal stock years ago "so I can sleep at night," Mr. Lindsey nevertheless formed a strong bond with the optimistic Mr. Bush as his chief economic adviser in the 2000 campaign.

In the general election of June 1927, Cosgrave's support in the Dáil was further reduced, but he nevertheless formed a new ministry, in which O'Higgins became vice president of the Executive Council.

"The eugenics movement may have faltered, but it nevertheless formed certain habits of mind that have been institutionalized in the American belief system".

Clearly imperfectly applied, their biblical worldview nevertheless formed the basis for our country's governing institutions, public morality, and sense of justice.

Interestingly, while grids emerge in deterministic networks in regions of E-I space where E-ratemax is relatively low, there is a substantial region of parameter space in which E-ratemax is >400 Hz, but grids are nevertheless formed.

And even if it doesn't, it nevertheless forms the basis of a very witty exercise.

The widespread assumption is that the Democrats will nevertheless form a ramshackle coalition.

Although only a small portion of the Barak River valley lies within Assam's borders, it nevertheless forms an extensive lowland area that is important for agriculture in the state's southern region.

Even if one believes this, however — that there is little predictive power in clutch hitting statistics — one could nevertheless form a coherent argument that they deserve consideration in the retrospective evaluation of players, such as in determining who had the more valuable season.

Analogous molecules whose donor-acceptor connectors are separated by a different number of atoms may nevertheless form HBSs of the same topology.