Sentence examples for otherwise affect from inspiring English sources

General managers spoke cautiously, if at all, when asked if contraction could delay or otherwise affect their off-season plans.

Young children's dawning awareness of their own potential for action inspires them to try to direct (or otherwise affect) the behaviour of others.

Various kinds of masks demon masks, medicine masks, spirit masks were worn by shamans as they danced to draw into themselves the spirit being addressed, in order to cure an illness or otherwise affect daily life.

Professor Moss said that while Google would have to contend with the allegations made by the photographers and graphic artists, the new case was not likely to delay or otherwise affect the company's settlement with authors and publishers.

In addition, brass and woodwind players are susceptible to embouchure dystonia, which may cause the lips to tremble or the jaw to lock, or otherwise affect the face, mouth and tongue.

"The British authorities have a history of engaging in activities outside the law which inflict on people's privacy or otherwise affect their liberties, and then suddenly saying that the time has come to bring the law into line with practice," he said.

Much needed support is only available to a small minority of children orphaned and otherwise affected by HIV/AIDS, and affected households are becoming impoverished with limited assistance to improve their livelihoods.

Some felt its vibrations but were too far away to be otherwise affected, he said.

The humour borders on the puerile ("tit tit tit"), on the otherwise affecting Girl.

Fifteen million to 20 million people driven from their homes or otherwise affected.

But the vagueness of the concept undermines Mr. Lucic's otherwise affecting performance.