Sentence examples for otherwise, invite from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, invite a loss of jobs and business failures that could cripple the nation for years.

Having watched Mr. Diller on and off for over a decade, I suggested he was enjoying the opportunity to roll a grenade into businesses run by people whom he might otherwise invite to his home for cocktails — people like Leslie Moonves of CBS and Rupert Murdoch, for whom he built out Fox Broadcasting.

This allows us to make a more informed decision on the manuscript and to give authors a rapid decision in case we feel the manuscript is not appropriate for the Journal, or otherwise invite submission of the manuscript.

To suggest otherwise invites a firm rebuttal.

At the same time, a dozen cunningly wrought pictures of anyone – male, female, celebrated or otherwise – invites us to make a series of highly subjective judgements.

The attack is: install some some sort of program to produce a window that resembles a login prompt or otherwise invites the user to reveal a password.

Its actions are to be measured by contemporary mores, not by those of the 15th-19th centuries, particularly in light of Zionism's claims to be a moral force with benign intent; if so, its actions and their consequences are liable to be measured accordingly, its emphatic claim to be moral otherwise invites the charge of hypocrisy.

To argue otherwise invites disbelief and cynicism...[I]f Elsevier and the other publishers demand or oppose changes in public policy, they should provide factual evidence that they will be harmed". * In short, publisher fears of green OA have been overstated for years.

Ethics was never deposed or otherwise invited to be involved with the hearing.

The book's title thus (intentionally or otherwise) invites us to conflate the (now) very controversial view that mental images are picture-like entities, with what is, today, the virtual truism that people really do have quasi-perceptual experiences, and that our science of the mind owes us some account of them.

Avoid using curse words and speak with formal titles unless otherwise invited to do so.