Sentence examples for which has however from inspiring English sources

One of these is Romania, which has, however, taken full advantage of the opportunity to play on the Internet.

Most of the solutions concentrate the algorithmic effort on QoS route computation and relax the constraint of optimizing flooding, which has, however, a great impact on resource consumption.

State government operates under the 1895 constitution, which has, however, since 1968 been rewritten article by article by the legislature, each amendment being submitted for voter approval.

This led to a novel way of presenting the calculus, called nonstandard analysis, which has, however, not become as widespread and influential as it might have.

The economic orientation of the EU is the subject of a long obscure legal debate, which has, however, increased in relevance with the Single European Act (SEA) and the more recent moves toward economic and monetary union (EMU).

French troops were pulled out of Chad in November 1984 after a withdrawal accord with Libya, which has, however, maintained some of its forces in the area controlled by Mr. Goukouni's rebels.

The gold-catalyzed aerobic oxidations of alkenes are thought to rely on the in situ synthesis of hydroperoxide species, which have however never been clearly identified.

This chapter merely lists concepts more specific to certain issues, which have however proven valuable, and sometimes vital, in implementing the method in an operational context.

Shapiro's victory was popular with the book trade, which had however held hopes for the lowest-selling book on the shortlist, Jerry Brotton's The Sale of the Late King's Goods.

Readers expecting to find Houellebecq's notorious use of sordid sexuality to express his pessimism with modern life were surprised to find instead a more mature, postsexual form of cynicism, which had, however, lost none of its humorous bite in its examination of whether in our consumerist world reproduction has now surpassed reality.

These additional data can be provided by the magnetic observatories, which have however a poor geographic distribution.