Sentence examples for nonetheless tough from inspiring English sources

Her dam, Royalla, was a low-level winner over hurdles, but nonetheless tough, winning five of her 23 starts and placing nine times.

Nonetheless, a tough China stance is likely to play well in the campaign.

It's nonetheless a tough time for these new institutions to find their feet.

Even though Majumdar will be overseeing a much bigger agenda as energy under secretary, he will need to spend much of his time guiding ARPA-E, a 2-year-old agency with a strong reputation that nonetheless faces tough times.

Until things change at Ford, the outlook nonetheless looks tough and, as a result, Murphy lowered his earnings estimates for 2006 to 35 cents from 50 cents and his 2007 estimates to 60 cents from 70 cents.

Nonetheless, those toughing it out for exports don't want to see any more political doors shut.

The Yankees, hardly flawless or immune to tough criticism, nonetheless win consistently.

Demands on executives in China that are strictly tied to business, but nonetheless essential, can be tough as well.

Admirable in theory, but it's a tough sell nonetheless.

But the questioners who were called on--like the woman who later revealed that her fear of Obama being "an Arab" stemmed from her volunteer work in McCain's Campaign Office----did make nonetheless for some very tough moments for the Republican presidential candidate.

Nonetheless, they remain the toughest of the bunch on the conservative side.