Sentence examples for otherwise influence from inspiring English sources

No one in the movie industry has the authority or the power to push the Board in any direction or otherwise influence it".

"It is Nielsen's policy to note attempts to single out panel members to either change their viewing habits or otherwise influence or affect their reporting," the spokesman said later in an e-mail message.

• "It is Nielsen's policy to note attempts to single out panel members to either change their viewing habits or otherwise influence or affect their reporting," the spokesman, Matt Anchin, said later in an e-mail.

Court documents that supported the government's request that he be held without bail say that while detained, Mr. McGee, in repeated calls that were recorded, tried to "intimidate and otherwise influence witnesses against him" in both the state and federal cases.

Another fashion has it that Gassendi's doctrinal beliefs form the foundation of, or otherwise influence, his philosophical and scientific views.

These data do not contribute to the reservoir performance, but would otherwise influence the calculation of the average permeability if included.

They also said that Mr. Cantor's call to the F.B.I. on Oct. 31 had not accelerated or otherwise influenced the investigation, which they said had never stalled.

That means a growing number of educated people are making a very good living advising, lobbying and otherwise influencing the federal government.

Political experts say the fact that Ms. Flores is a woman may prove to be the decisive factor in a campaign dominated by daily releases of videotapes that show the former spy chief, Vladimiro Montesinos, bribing and otherwise influencing politicians, business people and journalists.

But the report concluded: "No investigations, nor the inquiry, have uncovered evidence of corruption or collusion which could have adversely affected or otherwise influenced the path of the original investigation or subsequent investigations".

It concluded: "No investigations, nor the inquiry, have uncovered evidence of corruption or collusion which could have adversely affected or otherwise influenced the path of the original investigation or subsequent investigations".