Sentence examples for nevertheless richer from inspiring English sources

Modest in size, this presentation is nevertheless richer in content than most of the rest of the Rose Center.

Nevertheless, richer nomads often also want to gain the advantage of a low cost house in the peri-urban area of township or county town, but only if they can retain their original pastureland and livestock.

Among the six pushed out of the top 40 were Korea Investment's Kim Nam-Goo and NHN'S Lee Hae-Jin, both of whom are nevertheless richer than they were a year ago.

A small-scale, streamlined "Nutcracker" for very young dancegoers is nevertheless rich in magic.

Nevertheless, rich, stupid children are more likely to graduate than poor, clever ones.

This 'knowledge' of God, Maritain admits, is not demonstrative but is, nevertheless, "rich in certitude" (Approches de Dieu, p. 19) and is both presupposed by, and is the underlying force for, philosophical demonstrations of God's existence.

In this event the latter structure captures full third-order arithmetic, while the former captures only a small fragment of third-order arithmetic but is nevertheless rich enough to express CH.

Modern Jordan became an independent nation only as recently as 1946, but the land is nevertheless rich in history that goes back many thousands of years and involves many of the world's most celebrated civilizations, including the Greeks, the Romans, the Persians, and later the Arabs who still in habit the region today.

Nevertheless, the mine is still rich in lead, zinc, and silver; it has become, according to Querner, "a beacon of potential for the newly independent Kosovar state — a promise to deliver an economic independence to match (and perhaps guarantee) its newfound sovereignty".

Nevertheless, the rich continue to get richer and get elected, while the average American remains blissfully unaware of the fact that the basic foundations of the country are being steadily eroded by a wealthy, largely corrupt overclass whose values are largely dictated by lobbyist dollars (of which there is plenty to go around).

Mr Obama's 50-state strategy nevertheless paid rich dividends.