Sentence examples for otherwise so that from inspiring English sources

"No, look, I'd like to thank Tom Watson," says Eoin. "A lot of people have heard about our band that wouldn't have otherwise so that's a good thing.

Because of this I'm braking earlier than I would be otherwise, so that's where I'm losing all my time.

She wouldn't have brought it up otherwise, so that's why I put it in parentheses.

He's been having a pretty miserable day otherwise, so that put a huge smile on his face.

A new indicator variable is introduced to define the push term of the loss function: (8) y il = 1 if y i = y l 0 otherwise so that: (9) ε push (L ) = ∑ i, j → i ∑ l (1 − y il ) · [ 1 + L (x i − x j ) 2 − L (x i − x l ) 2 ] + where + = max z,0) denotes the standard hinge loss [ 15].

You may have to put priorities on the calendar (whether sexual or otherwise), so that you can plan on doing what is important to you, disregarding the mundane.

It is only because of this that humans have the capacity for morality; if you can't choose, you can't choose otherwise, so creatures that are not capable of rational choice are not capable of ethical deliberation - that is, they are not capable of critically reflecting on how they ought to act.

Rosenfeld says the drug relieves pain that is otherwise so intense that he can sit or walk for only short stretches.

Some virologists adhere to a division of viruses into those that infect bacteria, plants, or animals; these classifications have some validity, particularly for the unique bacterial viruses with tails, but there is otherwise so much overlap that taxonomy based on hosts seems unworkable.

But the intelligence and wit in the show, a thinking person's comedy, is otherwise so overwhelming that "Tiny Kushner" might well find a wide audience.

Experts on church law, however, say there are no rules regulating papal succession if a pope slipped into a coma, for example, or was otherwise so incapacitated that he could not resign voluntarily.