Sentence examples for otherwise finding from inspiring English sources
After a three-week trial, the jury ruled otherwise, finding Mr. Golb guilty on 30 of 31 counts, including two felonies.
There's a popular belief that one of the reasons Blur split up was that the band was incapable of containing Albarn's increasingly eclectic musical interests, but The Magic Whip frequently suggests otherwise, finding a fascinating common ground between his and Coxon's apparently divergent solo careers.
As the complaint indicated, last year Mr. Buckmaster wrote to Meg Whitman, then the chief executive of eBay, saying, "We are no longer comfortable having eBay as a shareholder, and wish to explore options for our repurchase, or for otherwise finding a new home for these shares".
The Last Guardian, by contrast, is about wandering, testing boundaries and otherwise finding your way by feel.
Otherwise, finding the genuine Japanese stuff (usually the best) can be rather difficult.
Otherwise finding true north should be good enough for this method.
Otherwise findings may be quite misleading and should be interpreted with caution [ 4].
Hepatic ultrasound associated with Doppler is a good tool with an experienced investigator [ 18]; otherwise findings can be considered as normal in the early stage because telangiectases are difficult to diagnose.
Unless noted otherwise, findings are expressed as percentages Percentages may not sum to 100 due to rounding * Hospital year groups refer to the number of hospitals that contributed data in each year of the NIS.
Wilson, insouciantly sliding past these faraway matters, was otherwise preoccupied, "finding our little guys sooo much fun".
Otherwise, anyone finding fault with the status quo in, for instance, the US, UK, Greece and Italy would by definition be a populist – and, whatever else one thinks about, for instance, Bernie Sanders, Jeremy Corbyn, Syriza or Beppe Grillo's insurgent Five Star Movement in Italy, it's hard to deny that their attacks on the status quo can often be justified.
