Sentence examples for relative otherwise from inspiring English sources

Or the warm welcome Aeneas and his Trojan crew receive from Eryx, a relative otherwise unknown to him?

Basically, if the sufficient condition for the application of the reason predicate (the condition given by the antecedent of the principle corresponding to the reason) includes such a free-agent variable then the reason is agent-relative; otherwise it is agent-neutral.

Young girls are ordered to tie their hair back by elderly relatives, otherwise they'll look like the pontianak.

Fingernails are evolutionary inventions, not acquisitions from a lineage of free-living fingernails that became symbionts but whose (n th domain) relatives otherwise became conveniently extinct.

Iraq's leaders have neither the intention nor the ability to take advantage of calm, relative or otherwise.

You must work together, be studying together, be the friend of a friend, a distant relative or otherwise formally introduced.

Control is exercised by the ability of a DNA or RNA "regulator" to induce formation of stable and catalytically competent "three-way" enzyme-substrate-regulator complexes, relative to otherwise unstable and catalytically poor enzyme-substrate complexes.

The standard expectation might be that the assimilation profile would be upward sloping for both husbands and wives, where immigrants would start at a disadvantage relative to otherwise similar individuals due to the disruptions of immigration that could lead to difficulty in finding a job or to temporarily working positive, but less than desired, hours.

Nodes are the most recent common ancestor of the ectomycorrhizae (ECM -containing family and its closECM -containingming relative, unless otherwise indicated.

There were a few local people who were there searching for relatives, but otherwise it was just us.

A bodyguard went with her on visits to her Georgia relatives, but otherwise she blended easily in her mother's small hometown.