Sentence examples for otherwise hopefully from inspiring English sources
Otherwise, hopefully a raincheck will look just as nice under the tree — or maybe a pair of buds from Samsung or Google will do the trick.
You know, we tried to sort of, I guess, weight what's otherwise, hopefully, an entertaining thriller with some thematic undercurrents that are there.
There will always be a small minority who think otherwise but hopefully, their numbers become fewer and fewer over the next years".
There have been so many distractions around this week, sporting and otherwise, that hopefully no one other than rugby league obsessives will have noticed that the 15th Super League season starts with pretty much the worst possible fixture tomorrow night.
"Luckily enough, the things afterwards have proved otherwise and hopefully I'm on the mend now".
As much as all open source publicly available papers can be accessed long after the publication date, the corresponding data, datasets and software described should be just as easily accessible for future researchers to reproduce, verify and validate the claims and findings or otherwise, and hopefully to improve on them and advance the field.
Since Jews inter-marry more than other faiths, let's take an in-depth look at the Jewish holidays to illustrate and hopefully enlighten otherwise nasty co-parenting negotiations over holidays.
"I'm going to try it and then hopefully convince them otherwise to say 'Do you want some medals in speed, or absolutely zilch at Sochi?' so we'll see.
Otherwise, modern therapeutic strategies will hopefully limit the number of these patients with advanced joint destruction and the CAJSA technique can also be used in the diagnosis of early RA.
defer.add img); Copy/paste, hopefully with worldedit otherwise, remake a BCD of the same type, but this time hook the wires up to that second bus going over the output lines of the user BCD, and these lines will be hooked up to the CPU of the computer.
Otherwise, the mayor said, it will resume "hopefully by next week".
