The phrase "argument is that however" is not correct and does not form a coherent expression in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity, making it difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "The argument is that, however, the evidence does not support this claim."
Alternatives: "the argument is that, nonetheless" or "the argument is that, on the other hand".
My problem with your argument is that however chattering the classes, and however well educated they are, most of them don't have a choice and most of them are pressurised into going on living when they don't want to.
Purdy's final argument is that, however "sympathetic" Susette Kelo may be, you cannot make an omelet without breaking eggs--or bulldozing homes.
However, my argument is that they will soon realise that solar is competitive and it's going to grow even more.
However, our argument is that it is necessary to adapt a perspective that is in agreement with the experiences resulted from empirical use of robots.
However, the argument is that the more diverse neighborhoods become because of immigration, the more social capital erodes in these areas.
Darya's argument was that civic participation, however flawed, should never be forfeited.
Even if that argument is accepted, however, the question arises whether it can be applied to concepts and content, since the notion of failing to use a concept in 'keeping with its content' appears more problematic than the notion of failing to use a word in accordance with its meaning (McGinn 1984: 146 147, Millar 2004: 180 181).
The argument is made, however, that the self-exonerating sworn statements in the complaint conclusively show that this appellant could not possibly sustain injury by executing the oath, and that he consequently has undercut his standing to question the constitutional validity of the state law.
Mr Mahbubani's argument is also, however, that Asia has been much better at keeping the peace in its region.
The argument is made, however, that § 307(a) serves only to authorize certain suits against Amtrak and that it should not be read to preclude other private causes of action for the enforcement of obligations imposed by the Act.
That argument is, however, rather abstract.
