Sentence examples for nevertheless have a from inspiring English sources
The relatively more straightforward Libyan operation may nevertheless have a similar negative effect.
"Monopoly pricing can, nevertheless, have a detrimental effect on economic efficiency and consumers".
A few passages nevertheless have a confession-booth, vaguely essayistic feel.
If that sounds like special pleading by a convicted felon, he may nevertheless have a point.
Some alloys, although not composed of any of the elements just mentioned, nevertheless have a parallel moment arrangement.
Compromised cops and honorable thieves aren't uncommon in Melville's films, which nevertheless have a moral clarity made soulful by fatalism.
Norplant nevertheless had a stormy history.
Not a classroom teacher, Euler nevertheless had a more pervasive pedagogical influence than any modern mathematician.
"He is a modern person but nevertheless has a lyrical sense of what has been lost.
Warren Wolde was a taciturn crank, who nevertheless had a way with animals.
Europeans were slower to catch on, but the study of snow nevertheless has a great tradition.
