Sentence examples for however held that from inspiring English sources
Other people, however, held that view all along, and many of them were women.
The judge, however, held that the site had in fact been a town dump for more than 35 years.
The Third Circuit, however, held that the admission of Henry's testimony was harmless because it was highly probable that the error did not prejudice the petitioner.
The Court, however, held that the winchman was not a servant of the stevedore but the servant of an independent contractor.
The District Court, however, held that habeas relief was barred because Ross had failed to raise the issue on appeal as required by North Carolina law, 5 App.
The church, however, held that the individual was not so sick that salvation could not be earned through faith and good works.
Most historians of Hindu mysticism, however, hold that Nimbarka probably lived in the 12th or 13th century.
We vacated the judgment, however, holding that First Amendment and federalism concerns prevented [t]he filing and prosecution of a well-founded lawsuit from being enjoined as an unfair labor practice, even if it would not have been commenced but for the plaintiffs desire to retaliate against the defendant for exercising rights protected by the [NLRA]. Id., at 737, 743.
Some reject even a limited state, however, holding that nongovernmental means of protecting rights are to be preferred.
He did however hold that theories could be falsified, and that falsifiability, or the liability of a theory to counterexample, was a virtue.
Shiffrin (1999), however, holds that harming someone to save them from a greater harm is morally distinct from harming them to impose a "pure benefit" on them.
