"however exciting" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used as an introductory modifier that suggests a contrast or contradiction to the rest of the sentence. Example: "I was hesitant to try bungee jumping, however exciting it may seem to others."
Above all, the scene is neat proof that delusions about deer, however exciting, should not be shared with your mother.
However exciting "Trotsky" is as a piece of television, it alone cannot overcome that more fundamental problem.
Nevertheless, having to turn the paper over and upside down to read about sports served as a useful reminder that, however exciting, it's only a game.
This is especially important in places like New York City which, however exciting and vibrant for humans, is not really designed for animals.
But, as Mr. Moss points out, these showplaces, however exciting, may do more credit to the designers than to the architects who conceived them.
Investors could also realise that however exciting and life-transforming the Internet may be, retail and content companies will never make enough money to justify today's share prices.
This pay season, however, promises exciting changes to American custom.
However, as exciting as it may be for you, the rest of Europe doesn't really care about the outcome, as the UK stopped being relevant some time ago.
However, an exciting crop of innovators is leveraging "big data" to refine their underwriting techniques and risk assessments.
However, for exciting frequencies greater than that of the nanowire, maximum transverse displacements would increase or decrease with the magnetic field strength or electric current.
The museum's collection, however, was exciting because of its historical context.
