Sentence examples for otherwise improving from inspiring English sources

The second major Biblical response is the notion of suffering as a test or something otherwise improving.

For the moment, most independents, still recovering from the earlier era of cheap oil, are focused on paying down debt, and otherwise improving their finances.

One potential caveat lies in a weak national housing market, among the most stubborn sectors of an economy that is otherwise improving.

Meles offered no substantive response to A/S Carson's query whether any progress had been made toward liberalizing or otherwise improving telecommunications, joking that Americans' concept of time was much faster than Ethiopians'.

Thus, New York City's planners established that, to address their polluted water supply, they could either spend $8 billion to build a giant water treatment plant or $1.5 billion on planting trees and otherwise improving the Catskills watershed.

The Public Works Administration (PWA), established in 1933, provided jobs on long-term construction projects, and the Civilian Conservation Corps put 2,500,000 young men to work planting or otherwise improving huge tracts of forestland.

Lower bulk or mass should decrease player injuries and otherwise improve their health.

The funds will enable states to upgrade their equipment, train poll workers and otherwise improve how elections are administered.

"In the longer term, watch out when any of the nodes can evolve or otherwise improve their own software.

Indifferent antiques were ruthlessly cut down, painted, pickled or otherwise "improved" until they sang arias of sustained chic.

Many big fleets have have already installed G.P.S. devices, which enable dispatchers to change routes at the last minute, add pickups and deliveries and otherwise improve efficiency.