Sentence examples for otherwise accomplished from inspiring English sources

Yet these are minor flaws in an otherwise accomplished book.

Business psychologist Rob Yeung delivered this verdict to an otherwise accomplished Grad Idol contestant.

For example, in the audiobook of Tom Wolfe's "Back to Blood," the otherwise accomplished Lou Diamond Phillips repeatedly mispronounces "Brickell" (a major avenue in Miami) as Brick-ELL.

His government failed to make peace with Napoleonic France and otherwise accomplished little apart from outlawing the slave trade in 1807.

"Good teachers are touchstones to paths of achieving more than we might have otherwise accomplished, in directions we might not have gone," he said.

Such virtuosic moments make the clumsy ones seem more egregious, however, and there are a surprising number for an otherwise accomplished book.

What Eisenhower shows us today is that while we cannot completely assure safety given any amount of spending, we can definitively show what that spending could otherwise accomplish.

In the end, such infighting over turf and headlines is enervating to the respective staffs and does a disservice to taxpayers who lose the economies of scale that prudent mergers of jurisdiction and staffs would otherwise accomplish.

This is but another example of EPA and other government agencies working with activist environmental groups to sue and settle on claims that afford leverage to enact new regulations which they lack statutory authority to otherwise accomplish.

Russia is similarly able to wrestle well above its weight-class in international politics by accomplishing covertly what it cannot otherwise accomplish through soft power, economic force, or military conflict.

Procedures providing that a certification of national security interests under subsection (a)(4) may be granted for the purpose of transferring a covered person from a third country if such a transfer is in the interest of the United States and could not otherwise be accomplished.