Sentence examples for nonetheless meet from inspiring English sources

Walmart, despite having installed solar panels, wind turbines and fuel cells at stores and distribution centers, can nonetheless meet only about a third of those operations' energy needs.

"The party leadership needs to reassure the people that in the absence of political reform they can nonetheless meet the people's rising expectations," said Willy Wo-lap Lam, an adjunct history professor at Chinese University of Hong Kong.

Colin, a young man possessed of a fortune large enough to avoid any sort of work, and Chick, a young man without fortune who avoids work nonetheless, meet two girls, Chloe and Alise.

She brought a police officer with her for good measure and was nonetheless met with reluctance by the man and woman who appeared to be running the clinic.

Disturbed and frightened about his intentions, she nonetheless meets him repeatedly, inventing salacious stories for him about what happened to her, as he starts to become synonymous in her mind with the invented villain at the heart of the sequel to Deep in the Woods that she is meant to be writing.

Three populations of skinks showed some loss of genetic heterozygosity but have nonetheless met most criteria for numerically viable populations.

"They will think of this tiny little brave envoy that we sent out on a 10-year voyage to its destination, with enormous risks and perils along the way, but which nonetheless met its objectives.

My efforts were shaky, but nonetheless met with smiles and enthusiastic applause.

* In January 1997, having previously vehemently denounced both Rabin's accords with the Palestine Liberation Organization and any dealings whatsoever with Arafat, he nonetheless met the PLO chairman to enter into an agreement that provided for Israel's withdrawal from the biblical West Bank city of Hebron.

Whilst this throughput does not come close to that of high throughput screens, it nonetheless meets the throughput and material consumption demands of many medium-throughput screening applications (see Table S2), especially those in academic labs where compound collections are generally much smaller than in pharmaceutical companies (e.g. focussed libraries or fragment collections).

It's muggy-dark at five o'clock, Then a polar vortex shows up, Freezing everybody's prose up; Let's light the candles nonetheless And meet the Season undepressed.