Sentence examples for otherwise promotes from inspiring English sources

Ms. Wesp is also second vice president of the Centerport Garden Club, which has monthly meetings, plants flowers in local parks and otherwise promotes beautification, she said.

Initially concerned with improving the paved road network south of Army Street (now Cesar Chavez), the club currently sponsors regular rides, makes its Mission District clubhouse available to groups like the San Francisco Scooter Girls and otherwise promotes the sport of motorcycling.

Baltimore is home to a number of non-profit music organization, most famously including the Left Bank Jazz Society, which hosts concerts and otherwise promotes jazz in Baltimore.

WOX5 thus suppresses QC divisions that are otherwise promoted by CYCD3 3 and CYCD1 1, in part by interacting with the CYCD3 3 promoter to repress CYCD3 3 expression in the QC.

League Two Champions: Chesterfield need a point against Gillingham, otherwise promoted Bury could take top spot.

On Mr. Goodman's behalf, dozens of luminaries in political and artistic circles have sent laudatory letters to Mr. Bush or otherwise promoted his nomination.

"Although the Edsel was supposed to be advertised, and otherwise promoted, strictly on the basis of preferences expressed in polls, some old-fashioned snake-oil selling methods, intuitive rather than scientific, crept in".

Its main purposes were to inform the Arab public about and otherwise promote human rights, not to monitor the human rights practices of the Arab states or to challenge their violations of human rights when found.

But obviously those are tremendously important public services that any effective and modern government has a serious interest in providing, funding, or otherwise promoting.

Top Songs – Tells artists what songs they should pitch to radio as singles, send to prospective record labels, try to license to TV shows or commercials, re-record for their next album, or otherwise promote.

Furthermore, the leptin insufficiency syndrome delineates a novel role of leptin in the hypothalamus in restraining rhythmic pancreatic insulin secretion while concomitantly enhancing glucose metabolism and non-shivering thermogenic energy expenditure, sequelae that would otherwise promote fat accrual to store excess energy resulting from consumption of energy-enriched diets.