Sentence examples for otherwise like from inspiring English sources

The ingrained attitude that you never borrow money acts as a barrier to many who would otherwise like to study.

Airing out those differences in public is often unproductive, forcing one side or the other to take a harder position than it might otherwise like.

"We may have to cut back on other services or we may not enter an area we would otherwise like to," she added.

But a historian's job is to be a remembrancer, to remind people of what they might otherwise like to forget.

But since this summer a crucial 15% of the voters who otherwise like Bush and support him on Iraq have turned against him.

We might not be able to have as many forces as we would otherwise like because we wouldn't be able to afford them.

The number one reason that we pass on entrepreneurs we'd otherwise like to back is focusing on product to the exclusion of everything else.

Participants need to have web access, which could exclude some people who would otherwise like to take part.

Otherwise, like Don and Betty, if you're searching for simple answers in Ossining, it's likely to be a long search.

It can help harden divisions and increase tensions between otherwise like-minded Americans.

"Let me begin by acknowledging upfront that this is an area where otherwise like-minded economists disagree," Mr. Sperling said at the start of his remarks.