Word: nevertheless
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Muffle, varsity seatback, commented that Harlow's successor will "probably be a successful small college coach." Nevertheless, the jayvees planned to push the bandwagon harder than ever following the exam period full. They have decided against carrying their drive to the graduate schools and alumni for the present...
...Progressive is growing towards its intended collegiate role, nevertheless. The back-cover prospectus for the next number seems very promising, indeed...
...Philosopher-Mathematician Alfred North Whitehead's wares were not for such men as the driver. For more than six decades he had displayed them to countless scholars and students, and not all of them were quite sure of what they saw. Nevertheless, Whitehead's wares had a wonderful reputation. On a platform and in his parlor, Whitehead's wit and wisdom were displayed most effectively. And when he put his style to it, he could write with crystalline clarity and poetic insight. But "getting me from my books," he once observed, "is not so much dangerous...
...Nevertheless, most businessmen were willing to try ERP. As 1947 had shown more plainly than ever before, the U.S. could not isolate its economy from the world any more than it could isolate its politics. And if the controlled economies needed an incentive, the U.S. had that too. In 1947, U.S. industry had shown the world what a free economy could...
Boston correspondents, nevertheless, made full use this afternoon of their right to free speculation. The Record's leading blaster, Dave Egan, pointed his prophetic pen at 32-year of "Biff" Glassford of New Hampshire University, "one of the greatest young coaches in the country." In two years, Glassford has lost only one game, the recent Glass Bowl contest in Toledo...