Sentence examples for otherwise mistakes from inspiring English sources

Around a course like this, you have to be quite focused, otherwise mistakes will happen".

That means that almost €5bn was mismanaged, embezzled, used improperly, or was otherwise "mistaken" last year.

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(Some of that rationale includes: a.) Otherwise topflight, liberal-minded illustrator forgets that parody involves the employment of imagery to convey something opposite its literal meaning, b.)  Otherwise mistake-averse magazine becomes caught in blind spot after big city liberals get bitter and "cling to rhetorical guns" to express feelings of being jilted by overly centrist nominee, and c).

A Columbia spokesperson disputed this in an e-mail: "We do not comment about the tactics of the N.Y.P.D. The June 5th message focussed on information about measures taken to promote the safety of our community, and students who maintain otherwise are mistaken".

Enter ChatGrape, a startup based out of Austria that might otherwise be mistaken for being another Slack or HipChat clone.

Similar to lymphoma, late phase imaging can depict microcirculation in areas of viable tumour that may have otherwise been mistaken for necrosis, which is particularly important when assessing response to chemotherapy.

Concepts (or attempts at concepts) that group their purported referents according to non-essential or inconsistent characteristics, or otherwise embody mistaken presuppositions such as "extremism," which implicitly treats any consistent or thoroughgoing conviction as bad, regardless of its content are invalid and cannot be rationally used.

Otherwise, another mistake occurred.

Alternatively, the (relatively) newer trend of effectively mimicking the white-cube gallery space online and presenting works that could otherwise be mistaken for the genuine thing makes its restrained bad-boy presence known here as well.

Our goal has not been to annotate all possible gene fragments exhaustively, but rather to annotate as pseudogenes those regions that would otherwise be mistaken for functional protein-coding genes.