Sentence examples for places otherwise from inspiring English sources

While overland trucking let me visit places otherwise beyond my budget, this form of travel does have its drawbacks.

Families deserve a better approach to planning for school places, otherwise we will continue to see many more parents miss out on their preferred school and many more children crammed into over-large class sizes".

They say the activities are enjoyed in large part by law-abiding families, and that the motorized vehicles allow older people and the infirm to visit beautiful and remote places otherwise inaccessible to them.

Mr. McCain was at the end of a weeklong tour to America's "forgotten places," otherwise known as swaths of the country where Republicans dare not go — the Black Belt of Alabama, the Lower Ninth Ward of New Orleans, the coal-mining hollow in Appalachia where President Lyndon B. Johnson declared his war on poverty.

After surveying the "wrong place" argument with examples of how weeds can "insinuate the idea of wild nature into places otherwise shorn of it" (bluebells and purple loosestrife), and celebrating Darwin's conviction that weeds are often "examples of evolution on the fast track", he goes back to the beginning of things to create his larger picture.

(7) Stop if model coefficients are stable to two decimal places; otherwise, return to step 3.  .

In fairness, other foreign writers I know in China profess no agenda beyond an intense curiosity about the place (otherwise, they might have chosen an easier language to study).

If we are brave enough to come out, the scene needs to be a safe, welcoming place, otherwise staying in the closet will end up being a more comforting option.

"Privately at times I'm frustrated but that's because I'm a footballer, I want to play and I'm passionate – I wouldn't be here in the first place otherwise.

If that number is below the mutation probability then mutation will take place, otherwise no mutation will occur.

If it is true, the Chautara town should consider moving to a safer place; otherwise, it will most likely suffer similar damage in the next large earthquake event.