Sentence examples for otherwise that has from inspiring English sources

That's just the latest tribute, commercial or otherwise, that has been undertaken since his death.

Mr. Obama's election set off a boom in merchandise, official or otherwise, that has come to be called Obamabilia.

But it is as much the lack of law as any kind of law, Islamic or otherwise, that has shaped these women's lives.

The same goes for any musical performance, instrumental or otherwise, that has been rendered in a proper studio — although, interestingly, with just a handful of exceptions, the isolated-track wormhole echoes only with disembodied human voices.

As noted above, appellant also alleges in his complaint that appellees, and those acting in concert with them, have engaged in a course of conduct, both pursuant to the Act and otherwise, that has resulted in the filing of false criminal charges against appellant.

None of the authors had any relation with any other third parties, commercial or otherwise, that has interest in the study or could have influenced the study.

Maybe people, Burmese and otherwise, that have acquired the cards and a PayPal account while living in other countries?

Really, no different from many of the other efforts, both successful and otherwise, that have shot out of Rocket.

Books -- political and otherwise -- that had once been censored were now available, and the public was hungry.

I have served on the Senate Intelligence Committee for eight years, and I have yet to see evidence -- classified or otherwise -- that has convinced me that revising the business records provision to include a less intrusive standard would be harmful to U.S. national security.

But as new studies have suggested otherwise, that attitude has evolved.