Sentence examples for otherwise substantial from inspiring English sources

"Letting private markets reign," she writes, has "diminished the Consumers Republicc's otherwise substantial achievements".

This view of the central place of reason in education has been shared by most of the major figures in the history of philosophy of education, despite the otherwise substantial differences in their other philosophical views.

In effect, the scale of the data reduces the otherwise substantial requirements for a minimum fold change filter often used to circumvent false positive detection when using small numbers of samples.

Adding accurate laboratory testing data to ILI addresses the otherwise substantial difficulty in estimating ILI consultations due to influenza, and results in estimates that are less sensitive to parameter misspecification.

Under Kansas law, abortions at or after 22 weeks of pregnancy are limited to circumstances where a fetus would not be viable or a pregnant woman would otherwise face "substantial and irreversible impairment of a major bodily function" — words whose interpretation are at the center of the legal debate here.

The indictment for the Croatian conflict from 1991 through 1995 reads: "Vojislav Seselj, as president of the Serbian Radical Party (SRS) from at least February 1991 throughout the time relevant to this indictment, recruited or otherwise provided substantial assistance or support to Serb volunteers... who perpetrated crimes as specified by this indictment".

They point out that the benefits of expansion do not reach the bottom until the needs of the relatively high strata are satisfied; otherwise, no substantial influence is made on educational stratification.

The U.S. should work with Cairo on issues of shared interest but otherwise maintain substantial distance.

It is a major strength of ESCAPE that fully standardized sets of exposure metrics were derived to allow comparability across cohorts that otherwise present substantial population heterogeneity.

Most of them agreed with the change, warning that the cost to human life and to the economy would otherwise be substantial.

* Means ± standard deviation unless stated otherwise A substantial proportion of the samples were in the low or no staining categories (Table 2).