Sentence examples for anyway highly from inspiring English sources

Tucker points to evidence of Franklin's series of hoaxes as conclusive, or anyway highly suggestive.

For a country where a large share of the population is beyond the effective reach of the state and where the rule of law is anyway highly precarious, confrontation between core institutions of government is a risky business.

Anyway, I highly recommend you download the full PDF, save it for a quiet moment when you have some spare time, and read it in its entirety.

Anyway, I highly recommend this zine.

Honestly i was gonna wait to see if Solange or her team or whoever works for her wouldve ask me to do an offical remix so if they still want to, i could make it sound better than that version but ohhhhh, what the hell.... anyways i highly recommend you that new Solange album 'A Seat At The Table'".

If you're planning to serve your cornbread with bacon anyway, I'd highly recommend the latter (indeed, cracklin' cornbread is another Southern speciality).

But as congressional critics noted, the nuclear technicians at Yongbyon couldn't process the plutonium for 5 or 6 months anyway, because the highly radioactive rods needed to be "cooled".

Anyway, it seems highly unlikely to us that either the world's hottest model (copyright all newspapers, pretty much at the same time) or a woman in the middle of putting together her second album are likely to up sticks for Ho Chi Minh City, not for the duration of a school term anyway.

Conversely, establishment types should actually be dismayed by this outcome: if current policies fail completely, which seems almost a given, and Greece exits the euro anyway, which seems highly likely, the entire Greek center will end up discredited; better, in a way, to be able to blame the radicals.

Well, it offers a lot of superior qualities over other expensive strollers, so if you can justify the cost anyway, I'd highly recommend you track a Flite down at a boutique shop and at least check it out before opting for the trendy English alternative.

Besides, as noted, they tend to correlate highly anyway.