Sentence examples for remain namely from inspiring English sources

Fire fans are still waiting for the return of Chris Rolfe to the line-up but questions still remain, namely: who will make space for him?

Most tellingly, four present cabinet members who, while instinctively Eurosceptic, supported Cameron by backing remain – namely chancellor Philip Hammond, defence secretary Michael Fallon, leader of the Commons David Lidington and party chairman Patrick McLoughlin – are among the proposed new nobility.

Of course it may be possible to refine artificial intelligence to mimic human coaches in this task, but a fundamental difference between machines and humans will remain, namely that machines won't care about the athletes – at best, they will be able to fake feelings for them but they will still seem pretty unbelievable.

A second difficulty will still remain: namely, that the argument for N-Realism still depends on the truth of the relevant descriptive thesis, in Nietzsche's case, the doctrine of the will to power.

The best elements of what might be considered a guild system remain, namely aspiring writers mentored by practicing writers, but programs are realizing that they must teach students how to succeed in the world into which they're graduating, not the world into which the teachers themselves graduated, often generations ago.

We obtain the following non-dimensionalized system, <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0000150.e012.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/> Only three parameters remain, namely the reduced chemosensitivity χ˜, the reduced chemical diffusivity ε˜ and the ratio r = inline-graphic

Henceforth, only nine participants (mean age of 23 + 2.9 years) remained, namely root resorption group (RRG).

As a record, however, of the few primary sources remaining – namely, the people involved in the flag's history and the handful of existing government records – it represents a valuable source of information about the otherwise poorly documented evolution of the Bhutanese flag.

Compared to wild-type, only faint recognition of most abundant glycoproteins remained, namely a double band around 45 kDa and a second glycoprotein of about 35 kDa (possibly pectin methyl)esterase, PME).

Further restricting to those with specificity and NPV ≥ 85%, only one clinical-only combination remained, namely splenomegaly or water sourced from lake, which yielded some improvement in sensitivity and NPV over splenomegaly alone.

But President Mwanawasa and his agriculture minister say that even if the corn were milled, too many questions remain unanswered, namely whether eating such food poses health risks.