Sentence examples for otherwise, for example from inspiring English sources

A lot of institutions use it as a place to share a wealth of archival content they wouldn't have a place for otherwise, for example Keith Haring's Journals.

In this sense, the vows cannot end up being caricatures; otherwise, for example, community life becomes hell, and chastity becomes a way of life for unfruitful bachelors.

Aggressive investors would also have benefited from this timing model: by investing twice as much money as they would have otherwise, for example, they would have doubled the market's return while incurring no greater risk.

The proposed methodology allows to address the design of complex SCs which are hard to be modelled otherwise, for example by means of standard mathematical programming tools.

An example would be the predicate 'IsPrime', whose characteristic function is TRUE when given a prime number, 2, 3, 5 etc and FALSE otherwise, for example when the argument is 4, 9, or 12.

Otherwise, for example in the case of amplified fragment length polymorphisms (AFLPs), the nearest marker with a known sequence in the original genetic map was used as a proxy.

The temporary numbers are linked to customers' real accounts, but they generally expire after one use, unless the cardholder requests otherwise -- for example, by placing a spending limit on the number.

You might also need extra legal advice to deal with inheritance - in France property passes straight to children rather than surviving spouses unless otherwise stated, for example.

Someone unemployed from July 2010 to June 2011 but otherwise employed, for example, would have positive income in both calendar years 2010 and 2011.

On a grander scale, such contracts allow financial services firms and corporations to take more complex risks that they might otherwise avoid — for example, issuing more mortgages or corporate debt.

This is one reason why Wing is supportive of proposed changes in diagnosis, to be implemented in 2013, which will assimilate Asperger's syndrome and several of the confusing autism sub-groups (childhood disintegrative disorder, pervasive developmental disorder not otherwise specified, for example) into one definitive diagnosis of autistic spectrum disorder.