Sentence examples for what otherwise does from inspiring English sources

A handful of operas are set in a very specific period – and I would want to hear a very good reason for shifting them about – but what otherwise does the "right period" mean?

What is more, the framers' reliance on international law and custom went to the very heart of their constitutional endeavor: what, otherwise, did the framers mean when they spoke in the Constitution about the declaration of war, or about letters of marque and reprisal, or about judicial authority over ambassadors?

A horse in piaffe defies what horses otherwise do.

"What economists otherwise do is make simplified assumptions about our world, build imaginary economies based on those assumptions – otherwise known as models – and use them to draw practical lessons".

"Why should municipalities give away what they otherwise don't have to?" contends municipal cable consultant Lawrence Monroe.

In conversation with his targets, he always makes it clear his fake-self is underage, but otherwise does what he can to keep men interested and talking.

But rotting is not what most rubbish, plastic or otherwise, does these days, if it ends up in a well-run landfill.

"It doesn't make sense to provide people with a tax subsidy to encourage people to do what they would otherwise do at any rate," Mr. Bingaman said.

Those who know the brothers say that they are completely engaged in running the company and have little idea what they might otherwise do.

Likewise, few things will thwart your absolute autonomy faster than governance, and not only when the government is unjust; every law is a parameter, a constraint on what we might otherwise do.

I see now that he still can persuade players — players less gifted than some who have left Arsenal for bigger salaries elsewhere — to play above and beyond what they might otherwise do.