Sentence examples for however the justification from inspiring English sources

Up close, however, the justification is obvious; they are intricate assemblages of common safety pins.

In our paper "Essential normality, essential norms and hyperrigidity" we claimed that the restriction of the identity representation of a certain operator system (constructed from a polynomial ideal) has the unique extension property, however the justification we gave was insufficient.

Strictly speaking, however, the justification is circular because the probability in the above equation, which is very close to but not equal to 1, requires its own relative frequency interpretation.

However, the justification for taking a major step forward on European integration does not derive solely from the current eurozone crisis, but also from the need to curb the evil practices of the shadowy parallel universe that the investment banks and hedge funds have built up alongside the real economy of goods and services.

Culvert assessment protocols, such as the one developed by the North Atlantic Aquatic Connectivity Collaborative (NAACC), are useful tools for managers to evaluate culvert passability and prioritize restoration actions across broad spatial extents, however the justification of such protocols requires empirical field based investigations.

However, the justification of the plant cost with respect to solar panels need to be considered.

However, the justifications about how the options and strategies were selected were generally missing across countries and over time as opposed to the extensive description of the burden of poverty and health conditions.

However, the current position of UK courts rightly makes it very difficult indeed for the state to ban completely a citizen's use of the internet, however strong the justification.

More recently, however, as the justification that he gave first and most often before the war — that Saddam Hussein's regime represented a direct military threat to the United States, because of his nuclear-weapons program and his ties to Al Qaeda — has dematerialized, the President has rhetorically brought democracy to the fore.

However good the justification for making that selection, it weakens the conclusion (which was already weakened by the small numbers involved) still further.

However, the asymptotic justification of widely employed estimation strategies presumes large samples and applications in comparative politics routinely involve only a small number of countries.