Sentence examples for however, not really from inspiring English sources

The speciation process so witnessed would, however, not really have occurred in allopatry, but as a succession of sympatric steps which can only occur under the selective pressure of the immediate ancestral stock.

This hegemonic status is, however, not really relevant in relation to the rehabilitation efforts, even if the cancer and its treatment involves specific rehabilitation needs, since the rehabilitation process should be able to explore, identify and communicate all relevant rehabilitation needs.

Even that, however, is not really new.

The missing names, however, are not really what's important.

"No Impact Man," however, is not really an eco-documentary.

The Yankees, however, have not really missed Rodriguez's power.

Living systems, however, do not really contradict the second law.

FreeFile, however, is not really comparable to ReadyReturn.

One applicant, however, was not really looking for a job.

The stragglers, however, do not really seem to understand why.

This interpretation, however, is not really the case.