Sentence examples for but however useful from inspiring English sources

But however useful the work itself was, Phillips says, the very process of holding the discussions was even more valuable.

Lucy comes briefly out of her self-absorption to be impressed, but however useful such dicta may be, the result, fictionally, is to banalize her.

But, however useful such people may be and never mind the less established "foreign visitors" who staff the nightclubs, coffee shops, love hotels and slot-machine arcades of places like the Kabukicho district of Tokyo they will find it hard to become Japanese.

But however useful 60 delegates are, 12 are worth less — and Mr. Paul could win that few if he gets shut out in the primary states while performing disappointingly in the caucuses: Keep in mind that each of the three caucus states to vote on Tuesday do allocate their delegates on the basis of the presidential vote — something which Iowa and Minnesota and Maine did not do.

QUESTION FROM ANDREW: Weren't those isolated decades however useful for us to build our confidence again?

But the n-gram, however useful, has a disadvantage.

However useful, these tools used to study the mechanism of Rho activation still have limitations.

But it is only the beginning, however useful, of what must be a sustained, cathartic effort to restore the public trust.

The use of think aloud, however useful, inevitably interrupts writers' processes (Stratman & Hamp-Lyons, 1994).

But from a customer point of view, that veiled sense of power, however useful, carries the threat that it could be turned against us.

The projects in the show -- organized by Craig Buckley, an independent curator -- approach problems not by introducing elaborate, made-from-scratch solutions, but by using elements already there, with the idea that the results, however useful, are also organic and provisional.