Sentence examples for otherwise of some from inspiring English sources

For these six weeks, we let go – willingly or otherwise – of some of the routines that we rely on to hold our lives together.

We will be blogging more on this in the next few days, but data on the gender and nationality of candidates something of a proxy for the diversity (or otherwise) of MBA classes offer some insights.

Although he sold or otherwise disposed of some film prints that he bought for the purposes of distribution and exhibition over that ten-year period, Desmet kept most of them partly because he could make enough money renting titles until about 1925.

To argue out the merits or otherwise of claiming originality when some types of repetition are nothing to be ashamed of would take more space than I have here.

Follow-up will not reduce recurrence rates, although early identification in some situations may influence the outcome (Renehan et al, 2002) and the success or otherwise of salvage options, as some relapses are curable (for example, lymphoma or a loco-regional recurrence from breast cancer).

He also could not get a mental picture, humorous or otherwise, of liberated turkeys, walking around some frozen field in — where had she said?

The framed prints, he notices now, all depict Mary Magdalene: a varied assortment of half-naked, half-clothed versions of her, repentant or otherwise, some of them painted by pious Christians, others sly caricatures intended as pornography.

Agnathans are otherwise of little economic importance.

No one can prove otherwise, of course.

Opponents see it otherwise, of course.

Consider the usefulness or otherwise of lanes.