Sentence examples for otherwise power from inspiring English sources

Otherwise power should remain with the states.

Otherwise power shortages could have been devastating, a fact Russia underlined by holding up a coal train at the border.

He warned: "We ignore the democratic process at our peril … People died for the right to choose their government, because otherwise power is wielded by the rich and strong for the benefit of the rich and strong.

But these days, a site like Deadspin, which preceded TMZ into the sports realm, knows that it is potentially fertile ground for romances, illicit or otherwise; power struggles; court fights; big money; and hard partying.

Moreover, his still-comfortable majority in the House of Commons and Britain's model of government give him a freedom to act, quickly and unobstructed, that Mr Obama must envy.But another way to describe his primacy is as loneliness; and one explanation for Mr Brown's isolation is that, visibly and otherwise, power is draining from him.

Based on this investigation we design a new approach for measuring dominance or stated otherwise, power structures, in networks.

If not stated otherwise, power-law exponents were estimated by minimizing the Kolmogorov Smirnov distance, D KS, between the cumulative distribution functions (CDFs) of the data, C data (s), and the power-law model, C α (s) (Klaus et al., 2011): α ^ = a r g   min α D K S, and D K S = max s | C d a t a (s ) − C α (s ) |.

Otherwise, the power might have been insufficient to find differences between the active treatments although the point-estimates showed no clear tendency in favour of the CT.

Otherwise, the power of statistic justification might be compromised by the block effect.

Otherwise its power as a negotiator and mediator in world politics would be heavily damaged.

Otherwise, that power, under future Presidents — and this one — will not just be hypothetical.