Sentence examples for nevertheless represents from inspiring English sources

The Yankees were supposedly concerned about his elbow, but he nevertheless represents probably the worst player mistake the Yankees have made in George Steinbrenner's 33 years as owner.

Although it is also based on real experience, "YOU BETTER SIT DOWN: TALES FROM MY PARENTS' DIVORCE" nevertheless represents a departure for the company.

The new policy, which follows some of the steps outlined in a lengthy "Agenda for Change" that Air Force officials announced in late March, nevertheless represents an about-face for the Air Force.

But while Shell insists that the result is no admission of guilt, it nevertheless represents a triumph for an impoverished community over one of the richest companies in the world.

"Few novels are as unsparing as this one in presenting the ephemerality of love given the implacability of death, and few are as moving in depicting the undiminished achievement love nevertheless represents," Jim Shepard wrote here.

Few novels are as unsparing as this one in presenting the ephemerality of love given the implacability of death, and few are as moving in depicting the undiminished achievement love nevertheless represents.

The remaining 3%, nevertheless, still represents an enormous quantity of water, around 40 million cubic kilometres (km3).

But they nevertheless represent the most significant concentration of business wealth in the world.

Rafael Benítez's side will be strong favourites to progress in their tie, but Toulouse, taking part in the tournament for the first time, nevertheless represent a serious obstacle.

Short of independence that might be, but it would nevertheless represent a far cry from what was envisaged when devolution was first introduced.

Mujica remains popular, but presidents cannot serve consecutive terms: the next election, on 26 October, will nevertheless represent a referendum on his pragmatic leftwing government.