Sentence examples for state that otherwise from inspiring English sources
A single score allows us to judge between entities (like Yeshiva and Penn State) that otherwise would be impossible to compare.
We have discovered, in the case of 3He, that anisotropic disorder, engineered from highly porous silica aerogel, stabilizes a chiral superfluid state that otherwise would not exist.
Indiana, a state that otherwise looks like a very tough hold for Obama, also contains a high percentage of working-class whites, and he could gain a few points there.
"If just a fraction of these groups receive sovereign status, they instantly become a vessel for a casino mogul to enter a state that otherwise does not permit casino gambling," said Jeff Benedict, president of the Connecticut Alliance Against Casino Expansion.
Some described how they follow the advice of medical professionals, on for example an exercise program, but state that otherwise they have no interest in performing exercise.
If we can't stop having presidential caucuses in January, at minimum we ought to share the wealth, and rotate the honor of being first among all the large, rather empty states that otherwise have to be flooded out to get noticed.
It would threaten a key oil exporter, directly challenge Iran, and challenge the key southern Gulf states, possibly uniting states that otherwise are de facto enemies.
Around Russia, frozen conflicts ― in Ukraine and Georgia ― have paralyzed states that otherwise might make a bid to join the EU or NATO.
Using TMS and INB/SB it was possible to perform these experiments in normal healthy volunteers without the side effects of open skull surgery and the possible interactions with disease states that otherwise may interfere with the interpretation of the findings.
There are now more than 30 such cases around the state that could otherwise qualify as death penalty cases, according to the state's Capital Defender Office.
That part of western Michigan has perhaps the densest concentration of religious conservatives in a state that is otherwise largely Catholic and not particularly fundamentalist.
