Is however, for example, an adverb, a conjunction, a conjunctive adverb or just a "transitional expression"?
The danger is, however, for example with Wall Street, no Wall Street firm with modern technology needs to be in New York.
The picture varied by country, however – for example carbon dioxide emissions from Swedish single households were 10,700 kg/year for men and 8,500 kg/year for women.
Some of the best stories in "Over Time" take place far from the sports arenas, however: for example, a trip the author took with Ashe to South Africa under apartheid.
This is not precisely the case under all circumstances, however; for example, in some tropical regions that have a yearlong growing season, forests can grow in conditions slightly cooler than this.
Some resorts spared by the hurricane have unquestionably profited from it, however; for example, travelers who had expected to stay at luxurious La Samanna on St.-Martin, which is closed until February, found upscale rooms at Half Moon Golf, Tennis and Beach Club in Jamaica, the Ritz-Carlton, St. Thomas and Caneel Bay on St. John.
Some commentators do dissent from this view, however (for example, Himmelfarb, 183 6).
In some areas, however, for example, when charging indoors, there is a lack of knowledge, routines, and rules.
The option exists to include it, however, for example in regional applications (such as ARM) rather than on a meridian.
It fared better in other markets, however – for example, in Spotify became the No. 1 Top Grossing app in the U.K. that same month.
It has made some small steps in building products for company-only teams, however, for example Elevate to share content among coworkers.
