Sentence examples for nevertheless it needed from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, it needed saying, and Obama did it well, even publicly acknowledging the fact that America's recent history in Iraq makes him something of a problematic messenger.

Nevertheless, it needs to be said.

Nevertheless, it needs to process a huge amount of data in short time, taking 2.5μs exposures for 2304 channels.

Nevertheless, it needs to be more explored in depth in the context of social entrepreneurship in India.

Nevertheless, it needs to be acknowledged, that the current approach also bears the risk of overadjustment, since some of the adjustment variables may also be affected by colloid infusion itself (e.g. transfusions).

Nevertheless, it needs to be stressed that when all the explicitly stated security drivers are put together as shown in Tables 4 and 5, unmet security needs of households account for the main reason for the proliferation of PSCs across the four cities and three different socio-economic neighbourhoods.

Nevertheless, it needs to be said that although medicalisation and depoliticisation are necessary to 'decontaminate' the (in particular) female victim/survivor of sexual violence as to make her 'worthy' of humanitarian assistance in the global south, this may be distinctly different for western women who are raped especially when the perpetrator is considered as 'the Other'.

Nevertheless, it needs to be validated in a large scale population.

[10] Nevertheless, it needs to be considered that the application of peptides in living cells is often hampered by insufficient cell permeability and proteolytic instability.

Nevertheless it needs to be considered against the 20,375 women under age 40 diagnosed and treated for carcinoma in situ of the cervix uteri (CIN3) in 2012 [ 18], many of whom would have gone on to develop cervical cancer without intervention.

Fox News, for reasons I cannot fathom, decided that the word "slutbag" was an important part of the story but nevertheless felt it needed minor censoring.