Sentence examples for otherwise be necessary from inspiring English sources

In addition to being inconvenient, this would require each country to maintain much larger reserves than would otherwise be necessary.

As part of that deal, which saved the city $400 million over two years, the city agreed to forgo layoffs it said would otherwise be necessary.

By simple algebraic means, the method yields solutions in cases for which sophisticated computing facilities would otherwise be necessary and provides the means for checking complicated computer outputs as well as approximate results for preliminary design purposes.

The chief cause of smoke was the inadequate boiler power generally employed in manufactories, and in which required that the fires should be stoked much more energetically than would otherwise be necessary.

Also, launching aircraft are less vulnerable to anti-aircraft fire than they would be in low-altitude or dive-bombing runs, which would otherwise be necessary for sufficient accuracy.

But we cannot hold that it is unconstitutional for the State to extend a benefit to a defendant who in turn extends a substantial benefit to the State and who demonstrates by his plea that he is ready and willing to admit his crime and to enter the correctional system in a frame of mind that affords hope for success in rehabilitation over a shorter period of time than might otherwise be necessary.

A regular application of moisturiser, coconut or otherwise, is necessary to keep the tattoo from cracking and flaking, but it's equally important not to overdo things.

This irregularity of the surrogate led to the optimization algorithm requiring many more function evaluations than might have otherwise been necessary.

In any competition where there are only a limited number of prizes, unless it is otherwise provided no purchase of the newspaper or otherwise is necessary for entry, except in competitions of skill or where competition instructions clearly specify otherwise.

For on Clarke's account of the nature of freedom, the power to choose otherwise is necessary for a choice to be free.

As a result of our policy of neoadjuvant chemotherapy (that excluded all T4 tumours) BCS was achieved in 19 out of 32 (59.4%) patients for whom mastectomy would have otherwise been necessary.