Sentence examples for however though it was from inspiring English sources

Hostility toward Sparta, however, though it was certainly the motive shared by Athens and Thebes, does not adequately explain the participation of islanders such as the Rhodians and Chians.

However, though it was known in the 15th century as a powerful colour of high intensity and as an excellent pigment in terms of quality, vermilion is only used, on one hand, in the miniature, in the form of a mixture with lead white and earth pigments to give a range of colours ranging from pink to brown, as described above.

However, though it was painted by him, it in fact pays homage to another Charles: Bukowski.

Compound 2 was the most potent against LmjGSK-3 with an IC50 of 320 nM, however, though it was a more potent inhibitor of HsGSK3 (0.21 μM).

However, though it is very embarrassing for the Mail, I do have some sympathy.

However, though it's derided as toothless and extravagant and as a retirement home for greedy grandees, the parliament nevertheless matters.

However, though it is normally not suitable for image processing application, the multi-resolution analysis reduces the sizes of the images to make the DNN applicable to the present domain.

However, though it is not shown in the figure as this is a different issue, Amazon charges for EBS storage and other additional services related to the stopped instance.

Over the last few years, a significant progress has been done regarding the active targeting field, however, though it is still needed to specific molecular target expressed by melanoma cells.

However, though it's only been live in the U.S. for around a week, the app has been installed on more devices than Candy Crush, Viber, LinkedIn, Clash of Clans, ESPN, iFunny, Lyft, musical.ly, and Tinder.

However, though it is a fully effective system for the metabolism of organisms in a biological environment, the light to sugar conversion efficiency of 5%% is very low as a commercial device, and protein itself is a precarious material to directly apply in an artificial system.