Sentence examples for otherwise increasing from inspiring English sources

Some of those workers will, over time, be moved to car plants that are adding shifts or otherwise increasing production.

Meanwhile, the A.D.A. does not support opening new dental schools or otherwise increasing the number of dentists.

By requesting that references to reef damage be removed from the Unesco report, the government is, intentionally or otherwise, increasing the psychological distance of climate-related threats to the reef.

At the same time the otherwise increasing possibility of biochemical interferences using higher concentrations of contrast media could be avoided.

Otherwise, increasing numbers of those whose weight represents a risk to their health are likely to remain unaware of the personal relevance of weight-related health messages.

Otherwise, increasing pressure to provide treatments with marginal benefits at best will threaten the ability of others to access treatments that may offer them very real benefits.

Although genetic theory predicts otherwise, increased heterozygosity was not associated with increased fitness (survival) among translocated animals.

But people who sign up at the end of this year would be spared the late enrollment penalty, a permanent surcharge that would otherwise increase all future premiums by 7percentt or more.

The co-op, Ms. Tallis added, has also sold slices of common hallways for prices ranging from $34,000 to $52,000, enabling shareholders to enlarge bathrooms or otherwise increase the size of their apartments.

Through raiding, the Confederacy sought to damage the United States economy, drive up maritime insurance rates for American ships and otherwise increase domestic economic and political pressure on the Union's government to end its war effort.

Victoria's peak community legal body, the Federation of Community Legal Centres, called on the government to allow advocacy, saying it was "a vital task" aimed at "preventing legal problems that would otherwise increase the number of cases that walk into our centres every day".