Sentence examples for avoid otherwise from inspiring English sources

Specifically I cited his understanding of the geography of his off stump and from it, judgment in leaving the ball, which could be compromised by the imperative actually to use as scoring areas those that he would studiously avoid otherwise.

The entire point of a bold, balanced and bipartisan deficit reduction plan that would be enacted immediately and phased in gradually is to stimulate job-creating economic confidence and to avoid otherwise inevitable austerity measures.

2 Combining agents allows the treating physician not only to exploit synergistic effects, but also avoid otherwise toxic doses necessaries to achieve clearance in monotherapeutic regimens.

Moreover, immediate surgery may avoid otherwise frequent complications in aBTC such as biliary or bowel obstruction, thus favourably impacting on patient conditions and treatment tolerability.

Early antiviral treatment (≤48 h) of influenza is especially important for patients with underlying risk factors to avoid otherwise preventable morbidity and mortality [ 37].

"It is a vehicle for avoiding otherwise legitimate tax liabilities at a time when states need money badly," Professor Brunori said.

As long as the frequency spacing after Doppler shift (FSAD) is larger than the frequency resolution, the collision between subcarriers shall be avoided, otherwise, a collision shall occur.

The Irish Times wrote that the game is "ideally suited for the... Menacer" and is "to be avoided" otherwise.

There was something about that action that struck scarily close to home for me because in the 1970s and 1980s I was the Schaeffer version of a Franklin Graham, well positioned to succeed my father as a powerful Religious Right leader all the while goading my father into taking political stands he would have avoided otherwise.

It was often recognized that TCs contribute to lowering costs by avoiding otherwise unnecessary referrals from district to provincial level for surgical and obstetrical emergencies requiring major surgery.

In one rather peculiar case, it was mentioned that colostrums of cow and water buffaloes (which are considered delicacies among many Nepalese) should be avoided; otherwise hypertension would be aggravated.