Sentence examples for nevertheless identified from inspiring English sources

Though much of his evidence for a cultural revolution proved to be fleeting, Reich nevertheless identified some important and lasting changes in the society.

The official added that under the old inspection regime, from 1991 to 1998, Iraqi officials were often reluctant but nevertheless identified scientists and let them be interviewed, though usually in highly controlled circumstances.

They are in harm's way, and while the dangers they face are perhaps less obvious than those confronting military troops, diplomats are nevertheless identified, targeted, kidnapped and attacked.

And Ruskin, who wrote of Rubens that "his calibre of mind was originally such that I believe the world may see another Titian and another Raffaelle, before it sees another Rubens", nevertheless identified in him an "unfortunate want of seriousness and incapability of true passion".

While no evident correlation between the antimicrobial activity and the property of the peptides was observed, common activities against model membrane were nevertheless identified for the active antimicrobial peptides: mediating efficient membrane leakage, negligible membrane fusion and liposome aggregation.

Note, however, that putative AMA1 proteins were nevertheless identified in this study, based on the HMM profile for AMA1.

Letwin conceded that "many relatively impoverished young people living in the inner cities of western nations are very far from conforming to this bleak picture", but "the description nevertheless identifies a recognisable type".

"If a beautiful 18-year-old with critics in love with her couldn't do it, I doubt that I can!" Does she nevertheless identify with Amany's story?

Born in 1929, she experienced World War II as a girl in Kobe, simultaneously horrified by her country's violence but nevertheless identifying with her culture.

And while Americans who do not actually go to church often nevertheless identify with some denomination on a family basis, Dutch who do not believe or worship tend to describe themselves simply as having no religion.

Nevertheless, identifying the cause of mechanical overload is challenging.