Sentence examples for otherwise useful from inspiring English sources

The expression filter, while useful in understanding what is expressed and hence what is a useful target, should not be used to rule out otherwise useful targets.

Perhaps that would smack of "musicology", to which the author condescends in this otherwise useful overview.

Undset's sexual politics, which Page's otherwise useful introduction omits, also flavors the two stories included here.

Some otherwise useful technologies don't function well in our residence halls, academic buildings, and administrative offices.

Cardiac toxicity is the limiting factor in therapy with doxorubicin, an otherwise useful cancer drug.

Any effort to decode this sentence quickly founders: only one item of its jargon is included in the book's otherwise useful glossary.

So no serious journalist would ever open an interview with that type of question because it wastes valuable time that could be otherwise used to yield useful information.

Some respondents wondered if there was any prospect of developing a 'criteria dictionary' (I:10) of measures that have been used for priority setting in other contexts and either formally validated or otherwise found useful.

This gives the book a dated quality that detracts from what is otherwise a useful reference work.

"Social capital theorists have shown that some people do better than others in part because they enjoy larger, more supportive, or otherwise more useful networks.

The decision is a compromise between Hubble supporters who would like Mr. O'Keefe to reinstate the shuttle mission and the initial prospect that an otherwise still useful telescope would be left to die for want of a few parts.