Sentence examples for which however would from inspiring English sources

He clearly had his eye on the next presidential election, which, however, would not take place until October 2004.

Far from being "nonpolitical," the stories — all of which, however, would hit a lot harder if they were radically reduced in length on screen — turn out to be cumulatively explosive.

The data rate of a real-time service can adapt to the change of bandwidth, which however would also lead to the change of the average delay.

And surface EMG recordings are not as precise as needle EMG recordings, which, however, would not have been feasible in our trial.

Then, the covariance of the estimates at these different model orders is an important information for the engineer, which, however, would be computationally expensive to obtain with the existing tools.

Because we only measured systemic immune responses, we cannot exclude local immune stimulation by intranasal immunization, which, however, would have been insufficient to protect ECTV infected animals in our model.

Professionally speaking, Mr Brown is himself a story – like any very fine magician, he doesn't throw out a succession of tricks, which, however wonderful, would still be just a number of ways of being clever using more or less layered and skullduggerous means.

We hypothesized a) large variance in the first period after arthroplasty (due to variability in post-operative recovery), but b) still a clear effect, which, however, c) would decrease after some time (due to co-morbid conditions or an increase in age-related diseases).

After they won the bid, with a forty-eighth-iteration proposal that was mildly tolerated by all — a black granite labyrinth, inset with dark transparencies, as if panels of the stone itself were made of glass, which, however badass that would have been, they weren't — Roy went out to St . Louis

For a detailed statistical analysis a more extensive data basis be would be required, which however was beyond the scope of the present study.

The manner in which it is cultivated, however, would depend again on what sort of attitude it is.