Sentence examples for otherwise covers from inspiring English sources

The anime otherwise covers little backstory, obscuring the reason for why Shizuku, Keith and Mea are associated.

9– 12 Disability glare (DG) results when a light source reflects from or otherwise covers the visual task, like a veil, obscuring the visual target, reducing its contrast and making the viewer less able to see and discriminate what is being viewed.

(Insurance policies do not cover mold, per se; they cover damage that results from an otherwise covered event, like a leak or burst pipe).

"I'm not going to give that insurance policy up, because it's a necessary component to cover a seam that I can't otherwise cover," Inglis said.

"It does provide greater flexibility for student-athletes who meet some of the qualifications for expenses that weren't otherwise covered," Bob Williams, the N.C.A.A. spokesman, said Wednesday.

Photographs from this period show tall trees shading a peaceful footpath up the center of the malls, which were otherwise covered by turf.

The students are not only learning history but also getting a hands-on education in subjects they might otherwise cover only in the classroom.

Ocado was a bright spot on dealers' screens, which were otherwise covered in red as global stock markets took a beating, triggered by a suspension of trading in China.

They are certainly darker than grasslands smothered in snow, and thus they can absorb more of the sun's heat than vegetation which might otherwise cover the same stretch of land.

These trusts are supposed to supplement the benefits a disabled person receives from the government — paying for additional services or equipment not otherwise covered — but not to supplant them.

Others enter a kind of genetic underground, spending hundreds or thousands of dollars of their own money for DNA tests that an insurer would otherwise cover, so as to avoid scrutiny.