Sentence examples for invented otherwise from inspiring English sources

Scientists in biotech or pharmaceutical companies might feel motivated by their role in bringing to society drugs that would never be invented otherwise, says Kaeberlein. "But again, that's only going to happen if the company can make money from it.

"I did not create, invent, or otherwise work on Bitcoin.

I had my third child and then they invented the pill, otherwise I would probably have had a child a year".

By the time Glass was fired from the magazine, in 1998, he had invented, inflated, or otherwise fooled around with the facts in twenty-seven of his forty-one published articles.

Where men once painted, sculpted, photographed, filmed, and otherwise invented our myths, we have more power to do that ourselves.

But poor people hoard and hoard and invent value for otherwise worthless stuff.

(Schnall invented the hug, but gave an otherwise accurate account of the Visitation Alternatives report).

Over the past two decades, several otherwise unrelated methods were invented that have in common the use of ubiquitin fusions as a component of design.

Vic invented the Mai Tai; any claims otherwise are god damned lies, to paraphrase the man himself.

Pervasive artificial illumination has existed for such a brief period that not even the species that invented it has had time to adapt, biologically or otherwise.

Such marathon performances are facilitated by the use of formulaic or otherwise recurrent melodic motives standard short melodic figures often invented by the individual performer.