Sentence examples for new otherwise from inspiring English sources

"He's got to say something new, otherwise it'll be a real dud," said Chris Kotowski, an analyst with Oppenheimer.

Biography obviously doesn't replace close reading, but it provides alternate possibilities, new, otherwise inconceivable modes of appreciation.

Top public honours tend not to be awarded to musicians who champion the new (otherwise why is Oliver Knussen still waiting for that knighthood?).

Biopharming introduces a new (otherwise non-existent) hazard of pharmaceutical contamination of the food supply.

For the old/new task, the participant is assumed to say "old" if the test item exceeds a decision criterion and to say "new" otherwise.

Another thing worth pointing out and the part that is arguably disruptive, albeit on quite a small-scale, is that the program has a chance to create angel investors that might never have the personal wealth to start investing, and therefore to diversify the angel ecosystem with fresh ideas and new, otherwise untapped investor talent.

(By then, thank God, the high had worn off. I don't think I could have handled Fox News otherwise).

Instead, most of these candidates seem to be running to get a show on Fox News, otherwise solidify their role in the media or simply to anger as many on the left as possible.

Demographics represent a headwind, however, and new buyers otherwise means shifting individuals from renting to buying.

Any "muscling in" required should be on behalf of every New Yorker otherwise potentially saddled with a higher electric bill.

She was advised to get a new job; otherwise, the performance review would be placed in her permanent file.