Sentence examples for otherwise grown from inspiring English sources
She is a member of a travelling theatre troupe, and Cem attends their morality plays against the wishes of his boss, whom he has otherwise grown close to.
Some will likely need to be provided for by the state, otherwise grown men and women will surely pick up Molotov cocktails and show the world a thing or two about worker revolutions.
Otherwise grown under normoxia at 37 °C, 5% CO2.
When flowering of X. canadense was delayed by 1 month by controlling photoperiod but otherwise grown in the natural environment, N resorption was retarded (phloem loading reduced) due to low temperatures, and leaves did not die until the first frost (Shitaka and Hirose, 1998).
Such elegies, sepia or otherwise, grow every day more vital.
Otherwise, growing numbers will walk away from their homes and accept foreclosure rather than make payments on properties in which they no longer own a stake.
But the exam, called a colonoscopy, unequivocally saves lives, because it allows doctors to detect and promptly remove polyps that might otherwise grow into cancerous tumors.
If so, then Comcast's behaviour would have violated the conditions of its purchase of NBC Universal in which it promised to remain a passive owner so as to avoid stifling a smaller firm that might otherwise grow into a competitor.
Another of the World Bank-commissioned studies found that incarcerated youths were 15% less likely to have access to formal education, undercutting an otherwise growing trend of expanding educational access in the region.
In the above dialogue, the witness's qualifications -- "in the foreseeable future, given the conditions we understand now" -- were intended to underscore that the likelihood of Saddam using W.M.D. for blackmail, deterrence, or otherwise grows as his arsenal builds.
They pointed to another section of the letter that noted that the likelihood of Mr. Hussein's using weapons of mass destruction "for blackmail, deterrence, or otherwise, grows as his arsenal builds".
