Sentence examples for for which however from inspiring English sources

Churchill paid the price for his intensive travel (including Tripoli, Turkey, and Algeria) by an attack of pneumonia, for which, however, he allowed only the briefest of respites.

Her achievement was to have produced one work after another that the Publications Control Board labelled "Not undesirable" — a tepid, even ignominious brand, for which, however, she makes no apology.

In the letter, dated March 24 , 1970 Hughes tells Mrs. Plath of a house that he wants to buy on the North Coast of Devon — "an unbelievably beautiful place" — for which, however, he hasn't the money.

Agreeing that most real boundary conditions must lie somewhere between hinged and clamped, it is naturally worthwhile to solve for the clamped boundary conditions, for which, however, analytic formulation of the characteristic equations is not possible.

To disguise his real intention of achieving a breakthrough at Abu Hureira, for which, however, the capture of Beersheba was obviously prerequisite, Allenby began his operation with a heavy bombardment of Gaza from October 20 onward.

In our previous work, a near infrared (NIR) driven photocatalyst (e.g., NaYF4 Yb,Tm@TiO2) was designed, for which, however, a two-step energy transfer was involved for photocatalysis so that the ultimate photocatalytic capability is low.

In consequence of this fact, a theorem about sets proved constructively was immediately seen to be valid not only for sets but also for sheaves, which, however, lie beyond the scope of this article.

First preliminary steps in that direction show that it is possible to derive a choice for λ which, however, only provides differential privacy for a single resolution r.

In the standard AB condition, mean target duration was 67 ms for non-blinkers and 74 ms for blinkers, which, however, was not significantly different (p = .08).08

Official figures for Santa Clara County (which, however, go up only to 1993) show incomes for both the top and the bottom quartiles rising in tandem.

It was an early and unusual defeat for Milosevic, which, however, only seemed to embolden him.