Sentence examples for alternatively sometimes from inspiring English sources

Alternatively, sometimes the agent was death itself.

Alternatively, sometimes they are all right.

Alternatively, sometimes an avalanche of facts is unleashed in order to bury the truth.

Alternatively, sometimes I go to a location and find it super beautiful but the light is not super great.

Alternatively, sometimes the special interests group convinces government not to do anything that prevents the special interests group from taking some action that is beneficial to itself but harmful to others.

Alternatively, sometimes delirium is considered the outcome, in which, for example, statin therapy is the exposure.

On the Continent, alternatively, and sometimes beyond it, he was regarded as a serious philanthropist, patron of the arts and all-round intellectual go-between.

He is "surrounded by a host of belligerent warlike species who view him, alternatively and sometimes simultaneously, as both pesky and effete and oddly omnipotent".

Alternatively merchants sometimes took matters into their own hands and stole illicit goods back while impounded.

Alternatively, people sometimes lived too long from a financial perspective, exhausting their savings, if any, or becoming a burden on others in the extended family or society.

Alternatively, authors sometimes use a "top-down" measure by reporting in dollars per litre, which is an aggregate assumption that fails to take into account variation in enzyme (e.g. loading and actual cost) [ 35, 36].