Sentence examples for nevertheless lost from inspiring English sources

Fannie and Freddie have nevertheless lost a combined $11.1 billion in the past three quarters.

Many of those whose homes survived have nevertheless lost their livelihoods.

While the advertising categories critical to Mademoiselle, like toiletries and cosmetics, have remained stable, the magazine has nevertheless lost advertisers.

Despicable Me held on to its cinemas but, being a family film, nevertheless lost a big portion of its audience, falling 40%.

The Ehlers team nevertheless lost five imps, because in the replay North-South also brought home four spades, but this time doubled.

Obama has a mandate, as does his party – it is an insufficiently appreciated fact that the Democrats polled over a million more votes than the Republicans to whom they nevertheless lost in the House elections in November.

Nevertheless losing Walker is a blow and Hodgson was visibly furious at his needless booking.

Nevertheless, losing half a million public sector jobs is a heavy toll.

In the tightly controlled environment (where "they censor anything too arousing or disruptive", including rock music and hip-hop), characters nevertheless lose control, governed by their "tormented desires".

Someone on Wikipedia defines it with uncommon eloquence: " 'Bad beat' is a subjective term for a hand in which a player, who had what appeared to be strong cards, nevertheless loses".

Paul Bonser, an actuary at Bacon & Woodrow, calculates that an American or German who starts working at 20 and changes jobs only three times in his life nevertheless loses fully half of his benefits in a final-salary scheme.