Sentence examples for is also otherwise from inspiring English sources
The vertebra is also otherwise heavily pneumatised, with large pleurocoels, pneumatic excavations, on its sides.
But I was also otherwise occupied – working and preparing for the trip to Oslo – and the lack of alternative occupations for those rioting and stealing must take some part in the explanation of the disorder.
Rainbow Hitler is particularly interesting for theorizing (without a word!) how Putin's harshness toward homosexuality is a way to protect himself from his own broader spectrum of feelings -- ones that are (also) otherwise right under his nose.
Observing Newcastle's culture of cocaine dealing by shadowing the dealers themselves, the Northumbria University research is finding that many of the mid and upper-level cocaine dealers in the city are also otherwise "above-board" businessmen using their combined expertise of legitimate business and crime to get ahead of the competition.
The numbers imply that a long incubation is also essential, otherwise the bats would die before it's time to hibernate.
An agent that can remove the oxide during deposition is also needed, otherwise the formed oxide would passivate the substrate surface and prevent further metal deposition.
Nonetheless, a third semantic role is also possible, otherwise labelled as Attributor, which assigns an Attribute to a Carrier, as in (24).
If, then Theorem 1.1 is also true; otherwise, we repeat the above process again and denote and the greatest lower bounds for the first and the second variables, respectively.
That trademark hairpiece is also, accidentally or otherwise, a little visual echo of that other famous wearer of blonde wigs, Andy Warhol, who engendered so many of our contemporary notions of celebrity, not least (and most famously) the adage about everyone having their fifteen minutes of fame.
Penetration is also included unless otherwise stated.
It is also possible that otherwise disadvantaged childhood circumstances could be important to sleep in adults.
