Sentence examples for otherwise in need from inspiring English sources

Lost, stuck, becalmed or otherwise in need of rescue, they sent for Mr. Mcdonald, who sailed the boats home.

No one here is impoverished, ill or otherwise in need, and cost appears to be no object in these renovations to spaces that already look perfectly livable.

Characteristically unobtrusive at this event in the Mets' ballpark, Wilpon quietly seethed at the number of veterans who are homeless and otherwise in need of help.

Such an electronic nose would sniff the air around old books to find those that are so fragile they should not be lent out, for example, or are otherwise in need of preservation.

In the city of Oakland, on the other side of San Francisco Bay, cannabis investor network Arcview, formed in 2010, connects mostly individual investors with marijuana startups – tech or otherwise – in need of angel funding.

During the Republican primary season, some other isolated bits of Fed-related common sense surfaced from Trump, including noting that low rates aren't always such a bad thing, especially if you happen to be running a business or otherwise in need of debt financing.

MORE than 60,000 people may have died as a result of Cyclone Nargis in Myanmar, and at least 1.5 million are homeless or otherwise in desperate need of assistance.

Otherwise, if need be, forge new alliances.

You don't want terms that are cruel, or that demean people who can't help who they are or have no control over what happened to them, or are otherwise vulnerable and in need of protection.

He told The Huffington Post: "There's a communal spirit about that place, so the idea that they would take in strangers (in need or otherwise) wasn't a huge surprise, but was definitely a much needed reminder of how beautiful humanity can be on a terrible night".

Beginning with the fantasy "Stand Up and Cheer," she cranked out dozens of movies in which she tapped, sang and otherwise performed for an audience in need of distraction, often on behalf of studio 20th Century Fox, whose sagging fortunes she helped reverse.