Sentence examples for records otherwise from inspiring English sources

Pye may write of "Kwasi, the engineer who is not allowed near the mines," but history records otherwise.

Industry officials say, however, that subprime lenders can provide a valuable service to consumers whose credit records otherwise disqualify them for conventional loans.

(O.K., spare me the indignant e-mail — I realize that record players aren't yet obsolete. But there's still value in digitizing your records; otherwise, you can't listen to them in the car, while you jog or anyplace else you don't have a turntable handy).

If a child's immunisation records were available, the data were abstracted from the records; otherwise, the collected information was based on parental recall.

The most known limitations belong to the method itself, requiring documentation quality in the records, otherwise leading to a risk of underestimation of the numbers of AEs, in addition to the lack of a golden standard for AE identification with which we can compare our results.

You can enter the name of the program you recorded; otherwise it will show the channel and a time stamp.

A record otherwise characterised by howling waves of noise and lyrical vitriol, it begins with a stunning moment of quiet certainty, as a single voice announces "You are about to witness the strength of street knowledge".

If a node has entered the forwarding area after the retry interval, the forwarded distance of the packet is recorded; otherwise the simulation run is discarded.

With regard to pre-Pleistocene glacial record, meltwaters moved enormous volumes of terrestrial 'glaciclastic' sediment to marine basins and thus played a key role in preserving a record of glaciation, a record otherwise almost entirely lost on land.

State's track record otherwise with police training also fails severely.

The Dodgers 18-177) entheedayhe day with a 6-1 record in games started by Kershaw and an 11-16 recotherwisewise.