Sentence examples for in which otherwise from inspiring English sources

I've heard more than a few stories in which otherwise modest folk have turned into Baron von Fancy Pants on their birthdays — choosing five-star restaurants and expensive wines and leaving their guests to foot the bill.

We know that all kinds of organisations – from banks to political movements – can generate a culture of perverted loyalty in which otherwise decent people will collude in crimes "for the greater good".

The latter is an abnormal sensory state in which otherwise innocuous stimuli are sensed as painful [31].

Online extremist forums and web sites allow for aberrant beliefs or attitudes to be exchanged and reinforced, and create environments in which otherwise unacceptable views become normalized [4].

It's a sort of Huck Finn business tale, in which otherwise happy and successful citizens of the fattest and happiest country in the world light out for the economic frontier.

According to Tom Stevens and Peter Neumann, researchers at King's College in London, Internet and social networks enable political extremists to create "a new social environment" in which "otherwise unacceptable views and behaviors are normalized".

But addiction does not actually cause zombie-like behavior, in which otherwise-normal people become capable of doing anything no matter how harmful to others in pursuit of their compulsion.

But addiction does not actually cause zombie-like behaviour, in which otherwise-normal people become capable of doing anything no matter how harmful to others in pursuit of their compulsion.

Moreover, Toc12 is encoded by one gene in Arabidopsis and two in tomato, which otherwise is absent from monocots except S. bicolor.

Besides that, in some cases, DNA fragmentation appears to be delayed, partial, or absent in cells which otherwise meet the morphological criteria for apoptosis and maybe show more limited DNA degradation with the formation of 300-or 50-kb fragments [ 21].

The Japanese PM says: We must restrain military expansion in Asia, which otherwise could go unchecked.