Used to introduce a contrast or contradiction to the previous statement.

Context and Usage:

Appropriate in formal and academic writing when pointing out an exception or difference.

Examples:

• Professional Context: “The project was completed on time. However, some quality issues still need to be addressed.”
• Academic Writing: “The theory has been widely accepted. However, recent studies have raised some questions.”

Expanded Details:

“However” can be expanded by elaborating on the contradiction or presenting an alternative view. For instance: “The project was completed on time. However, some of the deliverables were not up to the expected standard, and additional revisions will be required.”