Sentence examples for be able to otherwise from inspiring English sources

"Its presence has enabled me to come and go in a way I wouldn't be able to otherwise".

On stage, however, "we are communicating on a much deeper level than we would ever be able to otherwise".

They are unlikely to be considered targets of the investigation, so calling them to testify and, if necessary, imposing immunity allows the government to get information it might not be able to otherwise.

"There are those, me included, who say the purpose of aid should be to help people go to college who might not be able to otherwise," said Donald Heller, dean of the College of Education at Michigan State University.

And, because of the enmity toward Fannie and Freddie, we are in danger of turning against the idea that the government has an important role in providing access to credit for those who might not be able to otherwise buy or rent homes.

These partnerships let us push new innovations forward farther and faster than we would be able to otherwise.

It allowed me to ask some basic questions that I wouldn't have been able to otherwise.

Studying abroad allowed me to gain insights on issues that I wouldn't have been able to otherwise – through seeing things I that otherwise wouldn't have.

I like the fact that a 7-year-old schoolgirl in Sydney, Australia, can see a van Gogh work that she wouldn't have been able to otherwise.

On a problem, a framework lets you attack it from different angles, plug-in or extract information, and to see opportunities that you might not have been able to otherwise.

The deal allowed Kingfisher to start international service sooner than it would have been able to otherwise, but it also saddled the carrier with debt and a low-cost airline that operated differently from Kingfisher.