Sentence examples for nonetheless worthwhile from inspiring English sources

He added that he is unsure of the impact he and others have had on the movement for change in Syria but that the effort is nonetheless worthwhile.

For we might credibly suppose that, however little Lancelot may care about it, saving the rainforest, or contributing to saving it, is nonetheless worthwhile and perhaps too that the campaign he is supporting is a potentially effective one.

The relationship between HIV peptides' similarity to self and immunogenicity is nonetheless worthwhile understanding in the absence of clear correlates between breadth/magnitude of CTL responses and viral containment.

It is nonetheless worthwhile to recall this early work when we consider possible structural and functional roles for macromolecular assemblies and phases in the development of early cells.

"Nonetheless the molecular phylogeny does suggest that P. robustus robustus forms a separate lineage from the other two subspecies, and thus I think conservation efforts to guarantee the survival of the subspecies are still worthwhile", said Dr dos Reis.

While I concur with Margolick's criticism that "ordinary folks" are "missing" from "Life Upon These Shores," Gates's book is nonetheless a worthwhile 21st-century addition to "black achievement literature".

Yet a narrow majority also thought a rise would nonetheless be worthwhile, given the benefits to those who could find work.

We are of course aware that any such discussion would be rather speculative, but it might nonetheless be worthwhile to address at least some of the pertinent issues.

This is a formal and pedagogic production, but worthwhile nonetheless.

They probably did not understand three-fourths of what I said, but it was worthwhile nonetheless.

The results of these efforts will not be seen for some time, but they are worthwhile nonetheless.