Sentence examples for but still valid from inspiring English sources

Besides being plausible, the account appears to be, in a limited but still valid sense, true.

All banknotes are defaced (but still valid), except five- and ten-dinar notes, the only ones without a picture of the colonel.Two new television stations are on air and 120 newspapers and magazines compete for attention.

Biased, but still valid, news.

On the contrary, we extend the ideas of our proposed methods in the other two scenarios and again construct a simple but still valid estimator.

This approach takes into consideration that each informant might has a different but still valid perspective on the symptom in question and therefore the unique information provided by each informant is preserved.

As a less-active but still-valid communication tool, in the 2012 wave, QQ accounted for 23% of the returned questionnaires compared to 46% by email, and 2% were returned via the combination of email and QQ reminders (Table 1).

An older (2007) but likely still valid U.S.D.A. report [PDF] showed that if Americans were to meet the dietary recommendations for fruit and vegetables, we'd need to more than double our fruit and vegetable acreage.

Data for substitution effectiveness SE were representative for Germany in the mid 1990s but are still valid today.

Parmar et al point out that the hazard ratio is most easily interpreted when the hazards are proportional but is still valid and useful when they are not.

The questions were never answered, but they're still valid.

"These accounts have been closed for many years in some cases, but there are still valid issues to be looked at around the question of the service that consumers receive in relation to those accounts.