Sentence examples for efforts otherwise from inspiring English sources

An actor-network is unstable over time and is maintained continuously through active efforts; otherwise it will fail and dissolve.

Ray is still very much alive and swimming around in the Caspere investigation, despite his best efforts otherwise.

Not a bad effort otherwise, though.

"Europe has to be making more effort; otherwise, I don't think developing countries will want to pay more for the I.M.F.," said Motohisa Furukawa, the Japanese official responsible for economic and fiscal policy.

High performance instrumentation can often save considerable time and effort otherwise spent on extensive method development.

The Lagrange interpolator leads to better results with smaller computational effort; otherwise, the spline interpolator should be preferred.

The party's press release says Plaid have to make an extra special effort otherwise all the attention and resources will be diverted to Scotland.

Our key finding is that when it is the worker who proposes the contract and the contract includes the worker's promised effort level, both the worker's actual effort choice and the aggregate profits are significantly higher than in each of the other three treatments (and there is little difference in worker effort otherwise).

end{aligned} (3.17)Hence, since z(F) and (e_{P}) are complements in production, a rise in F increases the effort exerted by workers under PC if firms improve their technology ((z^{prime }(F >0)), while it decreases their effort otherwise (( z^{prime }(F <0)).

But the history of such efforts suggest otherwise, and a bid by Mr. Castle could have brought an embarrassing end to a long career in public life.

The security preoccupations of Olympics present unprecedented opportunities to push through highly elitist, authoritarian and speculative urban planning efforts that otherwise would be much more heavily contested – especially in democracies.