Sentence examples for otherwise rather than from inspiring English sources
The Hissing of Summer Lawns seeks to capture a mood – listless and with no motivation to be otherwise – rather than skewer it.
An Independent Payment Advisory Board is to propose changes to Medicare to improve quality and reduce cost growth, with the recommendations to take effect unless Congress votes otherwise, rather than the current system in which a commission makes recommendations that can be ignored.
"Why would anyone pay attention to you otherwise?" Rather than seeking office herself, she felt she could accomplish more (and, critics note, expand her influence) by helping up-and-coming Chinese-Americans get appointments in city agencies and, increasingly, win elections.
Otherwise, rather than detecting the new pH value, residues of the previous cleaning product will define the measured pH.
Otherwise, rather than "Roar," you're likely to find yourself signing, "Oops, I did it Again".
Otherwise, rather than being helpful for policymakers, such studies may give misleading projections of the impacts of climate change.
On the other extreme, Tunisia had the lowest means for A, He and Ho, and the mean for P95 was well below average; the genetic diversities of Tunisia were lower (A, He, Ho, Ptot) or equal than in the otherwise rather similar populations from Sicily.
The majority of respondents (459 out of 637) claimed that dogs with CTVT were otherwise healthy rather than infected with parasites or otherwise diseased, thin or emaciated, or carrying injuries or bite marks.
Only eight have under 10 percent of their population in urban areas (including New Jersey, which is otherwise suburban rather than rural).
Following the Confederate Congress' resolution declaring that captured black soldiers "be put to death or be otherwise punished" rather than be held as prisoners of war, Lincoln declared that "the law of nations … permit no distinction as to color in the treatment of prisoners of war".
The new framework for philosophy, and meta-theory, was characterized by an anti-metaphysical attitude toward linguistic and otherwise formal, rather than material, entities.
