Sentence examples for otherwise help from inspiring English sources

They are vital to small businesses who can't otherwise help subsidise childcare without incurring financial penalties.

Foot traffic that might otherwise help outside businesses ends up staying indoors".

This makes it more expensive (funds are cut to programmes that would otherwise help pay for it).

Then there's life experience — or the lack of it — that might otherwise help young Chinese to gain a perspective outside the government's viewpoint.

Now the very MP who began the slow unravelling of Labour's dream is now asked to help solve a problem that could otherwise help the incoming leader of the opposition to land their strongest blows.

Jonathan Simon, a law professor at Berkeley, points out that removing young men from their communities for long stretches erodes the social links—an older relative, say that might otherwise help prod them out of crime.

She conducted audits and otherwise helped oversee the activities of city marshals, who collect judgments and carry out evictions.

And while anti-Semitism has often figured in Polish history, the names of thousands of Poles are inscribed in Holocaust memorials for hiding or otherwise helping Jews, often at risk of death themselves.

Presumably there were developments between the 1950s and 1970s that, wittingly or otherwise, helped to prepare the way for that assault, and I wonder what you think the main ones were?

Prosecutors allege that Zafke's unit was involved in putting gas into gas chambers to kill Jews and others, screening blood and other samples from female prisoners, and otherwise helping the camp run by treating SS guards.

Mr Caballero tells a related story; low interest rates during the bubble period were due to a universal hunger for safe assets.The desire for safe assets, for collateral or otherwise, helped fuel the construction of the securitisation and structured finance machine that plowed capital back into housing markets.