Sentence examples for but then however from inspiring English sources

But then, however much they may complain, the voters have so far neither managed to hold the line on teacher salaries, the largest component in school costs, nor pressed hard to have the state assume a larger proportion of education costs.

Finite bodies, according to Epicurus, had to be composed of smaller expanses, and if there were no lower limit in size to such expanses, one would have to imagine traversing such a body in an infinite number of moves — but then, however small these infinitesimals might be, the object that contained them, Epicurus reasoned, would have to be infinitely large (LH 56 57).

But even back then, however, they could not entirely exclude Africa.

But then victory, however sweet, is not the point.

But then luck, however defined, is what we Scots live by in sport these days.

Then, however, performance collapsed.

Since then, however, nada.

Then, however, the problems began.

By then, however, he had dropped out.

Since then, however, his efforts have foundered.

Since then, however, relations have been transformed.