Sentence examples for nevertheless opening from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, opening a space for public debate will only be possible if those promises are kept, and the situation returns to normal.

The Army nevertheless opened fire, killing hundreds of unarmed civilians.

That difference, usually slight, nevertheless opens an opportunity for profit.

When he fled on foot, a police officer named Michael Slager nevertheless opened fire.

His Indiana campaign nevertheless opened its 40th office there on October 6th.

His writing career began with a series of failures that nevertheless opened to him his true subject.

Although I was worried that a new iPad might set me back more than last year's Mother's Day gift (some Milk Tray and a set meal at an industrial park Beefeater), I nevertheless opened Apple's email.

The Iran deal nevertheless opens the door for some US companies to expand their business with the Islamic republic and lays the groundwork for more trade and investment in future years.

I found some for my book, but I also found something else — a banquet of food policies that even when they made little, if any, nutritional sense (and therefore didn't belong in the book) nevertheless opened a window on our current thinking about food: the stories we tell ourselves, the games we play and the taboos we invoke to organize our eating lives.

Using less incendiary rhetoric, the Seattle-based Blue Scholars nevertheless open their song Hussein Obamaa's middle name) with "This ain't the hope or the change you imagined", going on to suggest that Obama has failed to address the US's economic inequality.

For years, the Fortune 1000 had monopolized their claim on the credit, and while the modifications would certainly work in their favor as well, the relaxed standards nevertheless opened the door for countless small to mid-market businesses to seize on a golden opportunity.