Sentence examples for however to replace from inspiring English sources

It is hardly democratic, however, to replace a legitimately elected governor with a candidate who wins only a fraction of the vote.

That has not been enough, however, to replace the 8 million jobs lost after the recession took hold in December 2007, nor to significantly reduce a monthly unemployment rate exceeding 8 percent.

However, to replace the conventional methods, the threshold value must be revised and, if necessary, corrected after data analysis from more patient cases.

6 We were able, however, to replace the silver cocatalyst activator with a Brønsted acid, with 50 mol % of aqueous HBF4 affording a 48%% yield of 6 a (entry 10).

However, to replace ITO in optoelectronic applications, it is generally agreed that materials must (at least) have the properties of commercially available ITO (Rs = 10 Ω/□ and Tr = 85% 9). Figure 3e compares Rs vs. Tr of FeCl3-FLG materials with ITO, 28 and other promising carbon-based candidates to replace ITO such as carbon-nanotube films 29 and doped graphene materials.

However, it has yet to replace CT as a primary staging modality.

It is not the role of university wellbeing services, however excellent, to replace the specialised care that the NHS should provide to students with mental illnesses.

The preferred method these days, therefore, is SLAM (Simultaneous Localisation And Mapping), which uses sensors such as laser-based range finders that "see" by bouncing beams of light off their surroundings and timing the return.Dr Davison, however, wants to replace the range finders, which are expensive and fiddly, with a digital camera, which is small, cheap and well understood.

Weber (2005), however, seeks to replace Nagel's conception with one that retains the idea that reductive explanation involves subsumption under laws of the reducing science.

The Committee however chose to replace them with Italian terms, as they may not be known by all possible users.

The power of a diagram, however, is to replace the complexity found in the text with the simplicity of an image, and when we view the diagram we tend to forget that the "information source" was intended to be multidimensional.