Sentence examples for nevertheless live from inspiring English sources
These cysts form in infected cattle and contain what is effectively a baby beef tapeworm – a relatively harmless type that can nevertheless live for up to 20 years and grow to several metres long if left alone.
We nevertheless live in an imperfect world, where new techniques and implants come to light nearly every day, and an enormously large body of scientific literature is published.
I had "very special episodes" in English-language teen fiction or, on the Chinese-language side, crybabies with blonde hair who nevertheless live in Japan (shoujo manga in perpetuity) or concubines, dupes, and fox-devils (Romance of the Three Kingdoms).
Nevertheless, live theatre continued to attract talented writers.
While rural residents in the U.S. fall behind their urban counterparts economically and in terms of educational attainment, they nevertheless still live in a developed country; the median annual income for rural Americans is $40,615.
Few spoke up more loudly, or with greater apparent fearlessness, than Kadirgamar, who nevertheless lived to be seventy-three.
Nevertheless, living standards generally remained lower than elsewhere, and there were still property qualifications for voting in 1900.
However, by all accounts, he nevertheless lived on the wild side, took advantage of the multiplicity of offerings -- orgies, sharing women with his associate James Hill, forays into homosexuality.
Germano Celant, the writer and curator who coined the term "Arte Povera" nevertheless lives in a Milan home rich in artistic and architectural touches.
Her father tries to set her on fire; her mother prays for her death; and after she nevertheless lives to see 40, Faat-Kine suffers fresh wounds from her grown daughter, who belittles the way she earns her living.
Despite his hatred of the Wahabbis, Suleiman took the mothers to their latest middleman, a shady character named Said, a self-proclaimed Wahabbi who nevertheless lived and operated in a town firmly under Russian control.
