Sentence examples for otherwise now from inspiring English sources

To suggest otherwise now is worse than cynical.

It's really hard to argue otherwise now, considering that… well it just happened.

They say there's about £1m in the local economy that wouldn't be there otherwise – now that's something.

They would otherwise now be making three-hour speeches in battle fatigues after seizing the TV station.

Mr Cardoso's chances of persuading them otherwise now look slimmer than ever.Nor does the president look any more likely to sort out the cumbersome tax system.

Illustrative quotations recorded in On the Sublime occasionally preserved work that would otherwise now be lost for example, one of Sappho's odes.

They are clearly distinct and separate alleles, not derived from any of the other identified alleles by simple mutation or recombination, and it is tempting to speculate that they may represent either remnants of otherwise now-extinct cultivar-groups or introgressions from wild relatives.

It's difficult to convince myself otherwise, even now.

"The lawfulness of my detention or otherwise is now a matter of settled law".

In Europe people would think otherwise but now you actually have a world game.

Otherwise, right now, all-cash sales are at their highest level ever — 35 percent of total sales, according to the Realtors.