Sentence examples for various otherwise from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, he does end up rejecting ethical absolutism, which may allow him to say various otherwise incompatible ethical theories are all true within restricted domains.

Reversible electroporation is commonly used in vitro to facilitate the penetration of various otherwise non-permeable macromolecules across the cell membrane [7] [9].

The same is true for various otherwise rather divergent data about age and toxicity (Stein et al, 1995; Cascinu et al, 1996; Chiara et al, 1998; Popescu et al, 1999).

However, various claims saying otherwise have since surfaced, the latest from none other than Ranko Ostojic, the country's interior minister.

The Express version is aimed at promoting local talent across various cities who otherwise have no access to publishers and readers.

A much more left-wing agenda than Obama's would consist of erecting new trade barriers, reregulating various industries and otherwise getting the government even more involved in the economy than Obama would.

Nike, in response to very serious allegations on a matter of compelling public interest, issued press releases, contacted top officials at a number of colleges and universities, wrote letters to various editors and otherwise attempted to make its case.

The researchers at Luca have learned to increase the amount of methane that these microorganisms produce, both in laboratory experiments and inside coal beds, by adding various nutrients and otherwise changing the chemistry of the microbes' living environment.

Nevertheless, it is extremely important to treat also weaker components of the envelope such as doors, windows and all the various thermal bridges, otherwise the efforts in increasing walls thermal resistance can be vanished.

Areas influenced by sedimentary rock containing alum shale clearly showed elevated concentrations of various TEs, but otherwise it was difficult to find a clear correlation between soil TE concentration and bedrock geology.

Joseph Scaliger proposed a period of 7,980 years of numbered days to be used in determining time elapsed between various historical events otherwise recorded only in different chronologies, eras, or calendars.