Sentence examples for otherwise changed from inspiring English sources

A number of characters have been eliminated or otherwise changed.

State law proclaims that Primary Day is "the first Tuesday after the second Monday in September unless otherwise changed by an act of the Legislature".

It includes venerable places, some of which have moved or otherwise changed, like the wine merchant Acker Merrall & Condit on the Upper West Side, which started as a grocery in the early 1800's.

Similarly, the former General Foods headquarters, located on a sprawling 39-acre campus on the outskirts of downtown White Plains, also stood empty, providing yet another example of what happened to commercial real estate during the recession of the early 1990's when the corporate giants downsized, merged and otherwise changed the economic landscape.

Oil consultants and the managers of 3 of the roughly 20 companies that operate here say that Ecuador has reneged on agreements, raised tax and royalty rates beyond what is palatable to investors and otherwise changed the legal framework governing how companies operate, alienating a host of international oil companies.

Patterns emerge when some pulses return faster than others, or are otherwise changed by having interacted with the unseen object.

He did not say, however, precisely how he would otherwise change the policy.

What can you add, take away, move or otherwise change to make your writing stronger?

The first two will cover global warming and the way gene sequencing has helped create disease-resistant crops, identify criminal suspects and otherwise change lives.

"We have no Cossacks, but at least we can stubbornly refuse to abandon an erroneous opinion that we might otherwise change".

(Reuters) GIBRALTAR: EASING CURBS Britain and Spain ironed out longstanding irritations by agreeing to simplify border crossings, police and court cooperation, and banking between Spain and Gibraltar, but they did not otherwise change Gibraltar's British colony status.