Sentence examples for however not too from inspiring English sources

However not too impressive sales figures for the Nokia N-Gage tend to suggest that the mobile gaming industry has a long way to go.

It is, however, not too cold for various hydrocarbons to be so (indeed, the most likely candidates, methane and ethane, are gases at terrestrial temperatures).

A nice floodplain or stagnant lake or a coastal lagoon is great, however – not too much decay and lots of mud or sand swirling around in the water – and deserts too can be good.

However, not too many examples of concrete operator monotone functions are known so far.

It is, however, not too obvious which constellations are most qualified.

At the same time, however, not too much effort can be expected from entrepreneurs in a learning network.

The problem that concerns Kramer, however, is not too many children; it's too few.

The problem, however, is not too much reason but too little.

The typical Florida visitor, however, is not too enthusiastic about any type of violent sport.

The target audience for high-end gaming laptops, however, is not too concerned about price.

Her roommates, however, "were not too happy with the living room being overtaken by boxes," she said.