Sentence examples for otherwise having a from inspiring English sources

When not otherwise having a good time at Oxford, Gore studied at the Ruskin school of art.

But if a superPAC spends a large sum in support of a candidate — or a candidate makes a large contribution to her own campaign — that money may not go far if the candidate is otherwise having a difficult time persuading voters of her merits.

Following an economic approach, this study focuses on the effect of all personal costs, financial and otherwise, having a child entails.

"I'm very intrigued by the idea of putting together a training program with people who are otherwise having a hard time".

(Otherwise, having a 20 year-old clone in 20 years means you have to start today). That type of accelerated development hasn't happened for any type of cloning.

It's like the entire game has been designed to be a killjoy, stepping in to fuck up the fun when you're otherwise having a blast.

Revolutions, economic or otherwise, have a way of disappointing women.

But the clergy otherwise has a notably diminished role.

He's much larger, has a lot more hair, but otherwise has a recognizable human form.

"They both felt good," said Anthony, who otherwise had a good shooting night (17 for 31).

Bumphis otherwise had a strong game with five receptions for 85 yards.