Sentence examples for otherwise helping from inspiring English sources
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.
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.
Among these was copper, obtained from Sinai several hundred miles to the west, that could be used to make weapons to repel the nomadic raiders who were otherwise helping themselves to the fruits of Sumerian labour.Mr Bernstein eschews a rigidly chronological narrative in favour of a more thematic approach.
By contrast, General Petraeus's principal goal no doubt will be to seek sufficient troops to guarantee that security gains under the surge do not slip away, even as he reshapes the military commitment to focus more on training, supplying and otherwise helping Iraqi forces take over the country's security.
Some of those ads may even feature footage of Barack Obama folding sheets, preparing a meal and otherwise helping out homecare worker Pauline Beck as part of the union's "Walk A Day In My Shoes" campaign.
After that, between Bible study and prayer (the center is run by Pentecostals) they have to start chopping firewood, hauling water from the village well or otherwise helping around the old wooden house.
Foot traffic that might otherwise help outside businesses ends up staying indoors".
She conducted audits and otherwise helped oversee the activities of city marshals, who collect judgments and carry out evictions.
This makes it more expensive (funds are cut to programmes that would otherwise help pay for it).
They are vital to small businesses who can't otherwise help subsidise childcare without incurring financial penalties.
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.
