Sentence examples for one nevertheless from inspiring English sources

If one nevertheless relies on "managing by numbers" researchers', metric score is a more robust estimate of their publication output than their rank in the Handelsblatt rankings; the comparison of both correlation coefficients used in this study shows that in most cases, correlation of scores takes higher values than correlation of ranks.

A solid one nevertheless though.

A small victory maybe, but a seismic one nevertheless.

Beneath the manic energy Austin displayed, one nevertheless senses a certain Jazz Age desperation.

That's not the story Pron declares himself to be after, but it's a potent one nevertheless.

They will present a different challenge to that of the Aussies and Kiwis, but a difficult one nevertheless".

In Tina Faye's brilliant parody of Palin's ramblings on Saturday Night Live--she did not change a single word--one nevertheless loses the frantic, if not deranged quality of Palin's response.

The weaving of not particularly obvious non-fictional 60s moments, but important ones nevertheless (like the plane crash last year), is one of my favourite aspects of the show.

Considering what the atmospheric state of the steel city was like during the early days of the 20th century, Royle's brushwork tapestries of violet and turquoise shadows can be read as aesthetic lies, but they're lovely ones nevertheless.

45 Calculated bond lengths are generally slightly longer than the measured ones, nevertheless the experimental geometry is nicely reproduced by the calculations.

We managed to raise a glass to one another nevertheless.