Sentence examples for but however a from inspiring English sources

But, however a means of conveyance is represented theatrically, the hardest element to reproduce is – due to the limited dimensions of even the biggest stages, and increasingly severe health and safety rules – movement.

The concentration of CO2 affects the overall electrochemical performances of the stack by allowing to operate at higher current density but, however, a large part of CO2 seems to remain unreacted.

There's a but, however – quite a large one: the surface.

There is indeed a great importance for this kind of work, but however necessary a fresh view of the facts may be, this approach is not always sufficient.

But however bleak a quick description makes it sound, "Gideon's Crossing" is not a depressing, good-for-you duty; it is a dynamic, absorbing drama.

But however inauspicious a situation, pockets of humanity can always be found.

But however elegant a scientific theory may be, it is worthless if it cannot predict something new.

But however much a bargain, the guerrilla campaign has also become part and parcel of Pakistan's own precariousness.

"But however good a ship's captain is, the bigger the boat you put him in charge of, the harder it is to navigate.

He wants us to have them, too; but, however pleasant a goal in life, this bonanza may not be the best thing for art.

But however benign a figure Mr Bezos cuts, his power over what gets written and read grows by the day.