Sentence examples for otherwise reject from inspiring English sources

Some residents of Hell's Kitchen and Chelsea suspect the whole Olympics plan might just be a Trojan horse for a stadium that the public would otherwise reject.

Many people, religious and otherwise, reject the views of the American Family Association, a principal organizer of the event whose vitriolic stances on issues like gay rights have led the Southern Poverty Law Center to call it a "hate group".

Despite the tragic circumstances of the massacre, after which journalists everywhere wished to signify their full-hearted support for their murdered brethren, editors had to ask themselves whether to publish cartoons they would otherwise reject.

Still, commercial real estate investors are buying the policies at a rapidly escalating pace, motivated by eagerness to lock in loans while interest rates are low and sometimes by the desire to persuade banks to underwrite loans they might otherwise reject.

The next big technology name in the FTC's sights is expected to be Google, which is understood to be under investigation for having hacked Apple's Safari browser on iPhones and iPads in order to set cookies that the browser would otherwise reject – which then also led to tracking advertising cookies being set.

Step 3. Update the solution if there are no overlapping loops, otherwise reject the solution.

Muhammad Ali, representing a new era, refused military service and otherwise rejected Louis's values, calling him an Uncle Tom.

Twice in August, judges declared unconstitutional or otherwise rejected state laws because, they said, the laws ran afoul of a provision in the New York State Constitution known as home rule.

Come January, there is another peak looming -- for all the unwanted or damaged or otherwise rejected stuff that people want to return to stores.

"Only people, only our citizens are capable of determining the final accents, by voting for this or that person or this or that political force, or otherwise rejecting them.

Helping Net Addicts The technique known as intervention has long been accepted as a way for desperate loved ones to help a compulsive gambler or alcoholic who otherwise rejects aid.