Sentence examples for nevertheless to take from inspiring English sources

In a recent interview here, Canada's foreign minister, Lloyd Axworthy, said that the Canadian government, unlike the United States, decided nevertheless to take no chances with public opinion.

Nevertheless, to take another example from these playoffs, Nashville's Shea Weber was allowed to place his hand on the neck of Detroit's Henrik Zetterberg and ram his face into the glass.

I would like, nevertheless, to take the floor with regard to the United States' contribution to FAO.

He added that the bankruptcy filing on Monday was "strong medicine" that G.M. nevertheless needed to take.

Bharti Airtel Ltd., a telecommunications services company based in New Delhi, India, is among a growing group of companies that have nevertheless elected to take a different path.

Powers, played by Danny McBride, is an incredible creation: although not a person to admire or aspire to be like, he is nevertheless impossible to take your eyes off.

Some of those opposed to the expansion said they may nevertheless try to take advantage of the new seats to bring new faces to the council.

Hal, who admits in an aside that he is consorting with these thieving rogues only temporarily, nevertheless agrees to take part with them in an actual highway robbery.

Emergency medical technicians who arrived to find a calmer Ms. Vitolo nevertheless offered to take her to a hospital -- an offer that she declined, allowing the hearing to resume for a time.

Making comparisons between countries is even trickier, because health-care systems differ radically in their financing and organisation, and in the social goals they set out to achieve.The World Health Organisation (WHO) has nevertheless decided to take a stab at doing it.

While the nature of the row between Wilson and Yeats is unclear Burch finds conflicting reports of the incident what is clear is that previous historians have nevertheless chosen to take sides with Yeats.