Sentence examples for otherwise move from inspiring English sources

The French are also keen to co-operate with other European countries, fearful that their tough regime might otherwise move the problem to "softer" neighbours.

That suits those who own property already, but hurts those who might otherwise move in, and hence perhaps the city as a whole.

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He said the incentives are best used to attract companies that would otherwise move out of the area, rather than those that would simply move within the state.

Add in the Conservative Party trying to retain voters who might otherwise move to UKIP, and there is very little vocal and political support for environmental concerns.

That will be true even though overnight interest rates continue to be at virtually zero percent, artificially kept down by the Federal Reserve in part to encourage banks to lend and otherwise move money through the economy.

Because otherwise moving a pen across the page is not all that enjoyable.

A similar deliberateness marred the "Danse Sacrale" of the "Rite," which otherwise moved at a bruising clip.

This beast has large eyes like an owl but otherwise moves like and resembles a primate, hairy and agile.

Phillips gives each scene an evocative, often lyrical description, but the mystical elements of the story and the improbable ending undermine an otherwise moving exploration of familial love.

He notices that the rhythm of life goes round, that bad songs can get stuck in your head (Oboe Concerto, the otherwise moving final track).