Sentence examples for otherwise to improve from inspiring English sources
"I love your project," Borlongan wrote, "and agree that more should be done – through robotics or otherwise – to improve Paris's streets and make them smile again".
'Whatever it takes' are pretty strong words, but we're prepared to do what we have to do as ownership, financially or otherwise, to improve the team.
For them it is a waste of precious time which could be otherwise utilized to improve their perfection.
Once this process is completed, the glass can then be coated, laminated or otherwise treated to improve its strength and durability.
To date, Panorama says that it has worked with "hundreds" of districts and states collecting feedback and analyzing the data of over 1.5 million students served this past school year — all in the name of giving supplemental information that might not be easily found otherwise, to help improve how students are educated.
The Nationwide refuses to reveal how many people are currently paying 2.5%, but it admits that honouring the guarantee is costing £450m a year – money that would otherwise be available to improve savings interest.
In much of the developing world, in countries without oil of their own, rising fuel prices can not only cripple public transportation or gut slender national budgets that could otherwise be used to improve living standards and services.
In the Senate, Republicans used procedural tactics to force the Democrats to consume much of the week inching ahead on an otherwise popular measure to improve the food safety system.
Otherwise, in order to improve transmission rate, it's necessary to raise the sum of rate in each sub-link.
It could add up to £70m or so, although critics will argue that it is a pointless gesture as it is all public money anyway; money that could otherwise be used to improve the service.
We applaud the company's work with sheepherders in Mongolia, described at length in the Forbes piece, to establish cooperatives, improve winter fodder provision, and otherwise assist them to "improve productivity, quality, and ultimately their revenue".
