Sentence examples for nonetheless appears to from inspiring English sources
Targeted premium subsidization nonetheless appears to offer more cost-effective poverty reduction than need-based direct transfers.
For all of his family's wealth, Mr. Lamont nonetheless appears to have built a lucrative business on his own.
Of the legislation reviewed the EU's GDPR stands out as seemingly providing the most comprehensive and stringent protection measures, yet nonetheless appears to leave significant room for interpretation and a degree of ambiguity in key areas.
If the world nonetheless appears to be a chain of causes and effects, that is because the monads are programmed to behave in such a way that they seem to be interacting.
The court turned down two cases raising constitutional questions about affirmative action in public university admissions -- an issue that nonetheless appears to be heading inexorably for a place on the court's docket within the next term or two.
Although it is the first Disney production for Broadway not to be inspired by an animated film, it nonetheless appears to be waiting for the greater destiny of translation into a cartoon.
But the White House and the Senate nonetheless appeared to stick by the agreement, which drug lobbyists called "rock-solid".
Judging by recent clashes, rebel forces nonetheless appear to be trying to push Ukrainian forces back from their two major strongholds of Donetsk and Luhansk.
If the government is only partly successful in preventing economic overheating, it might nonetheless appear to casual observers that austerity actually strengthened the economy.
Earlier in the day in Moscow, the Russian government, which made no official statement on the matter, nonetheless appeared to be shifting its stance concerning production cuts.
The fragments are small -- specks really, embedded within the epoxy blob, smaller than the air bubbles and harder to spot -- but they nonetheless appear to be the largest sample of Apollo moon rock ever to be offered for sale, at least legally.
