The phrase "as otherwise could" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or awkward construction that lacks clarity.
Example: "The results were not as strong as otherwise could have been expected."
Alternatives: "as might otherwise be" or "as could have been otherwise".
The cost tends to be in lost opportunities — the company not doing as well as it otherwise could have and the BM-CEO doing better than he should have.
Any strategy the company adopts that appears too aggressive is immediately called monopolistic, which limits the company's ability to compete as effectively as it otherwise could.
Choosing to skip it may prevent you from understanding the material as well as you otherwise could.
In state House elections, Republicans' structural advantage might have helped them hold on to as many as seven chambers that otherwise could have flipped to Democrats, according to the analysis.
"In state House elections, Republicans' structural advantage might have helped them hold on to as many as seven chambers that otherwise could have flipped to Democrats, according to the analysis," David A. Lieb reports.
If you sacrifice one for the other, you may not get as much out of your prom experience as you otherwise could.
37 38 Taken together, familial factors are important to account for when studying the association between morbidity (here in terms of hospitalisation) and SA as studies otherwise could lead to erroneous conclusions.
It's recommended that you pick out the right size as doing otherwise could make your GIF look odd.
Beyond a core of 500 strongly cell cycle regulated genes in S. pombe [ 25], based on observed transcript oscillation, it has been noted that the number of genes that might be regulated by the cell cycle, due to reasons that are adaptive or otherwise, could be as many as 2000, approximately two-thirds of which may be weakly regulated [ 6].
In work that has yet to be published they tot up similar distortions across the whole economy from 1964 on and find that American GDP in 2009 was as much as 13.5% lower than it otherwise could have been.
By doing so, Civitas is providing an alternative path for scaling tools and solutions across institutions, through supporting publisher-created apps as well as those built by startups that otherwise could never invest in the integrations with campus systems or the sales cycles necessary to establish relationships with higher ed institutions.
