Sentence examples for but would otherwise from inspiring English sources

The provision would exempt American citizens, but would otherwise extend to arrests on United States soil.

A bank official said the incident would cause some delays but would otherwise have little impact.

The chairman of the committee, Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts, is a potential nominee himself for secretary of state, but would otherwise lead the hearings.

William White, chaplain of the Continental Congress, proposed that congregations form themselves into an American church that would continue the spiritual legacy of the Church of England but would otherwise separate from it.

Jim Witt, the editor, said in an e-mail that The Star-Telegram would still staff the biennial legislative sessions, but would otherwise not maintain a permanent presence in the state capital.

Another citywide volunteer group, New York Cares, sends people into city schools to paint walls and stairwells, organize libraries and clean up play yards -- brightening that enhances the learning experience but would otherwise go undone.

But I would otherwise reserve my resources until my reporters found news that disrupts the current equilibrium, or threatens to disrupt it.

If Christensen, Murphy and their gang had been Jersey's only opponents, the island's feelings would be hurt, but it would otherwise probably remain unharmed.

Similarly, when a government levies higher tax rates on the wealthy, we can provide public services that the wealthy and others greatly value but that would otherwise be beyond reach.

I wouldn't risk a fine again with my other grandchild, she's got her GCSEs coming up, but I would otherwise, it's important.

In effect, past uses of data and samples cannot be undone and therefore withdrawal must by necessity focus on activities that have not yet begun, but that would otherwise be permitted under the normal 'rules of the game' of biobanking infrastructure.