Sentence examples for approach elsewhere from inspiring English sources

If an evaluation of the pilot shows successful results, we may try that approach elsewhere, including Sierra Leone.

(The only off moment sees her vomit, which feels somewhat out of step with the approach elsewhere).

In exchange for supply-side reforms in France and Italy, Germany may agree to a more expansionary fiscal approach elsewhere.

He took a light approach elsewhere, just dusting powder on the face and a pale, shimmery green shadow around the eyes.

While the new measures are UK only for now, Hatch suggested Facebook might look to expand the approach elsewhere if it proves successful.

There may be some learning from other countries, seeing an interesting approach elsewhere that might in some form be worth importing.

They're now working with villagers on a lion conservation campaign, targeting local bylaws and customs that could lead to new conservation approaches elsewhere.

While business ethics was identified as an established field of study and instruction almost 30 years ago (DeGeorge, 1987), There is insufficient data to know how and for how long it has been approached elsewhere.

The futility of France's laws as well as Belgium's, which vaguely define drug trafficking in such a way that users can conveniently be treated as dealers by law stands in contrast with successful examples of more sensible approaches elsewhere on the continent.

Similar to the utility of problem-based learning approaches elsewhere in medical education, the everyday challenges of hierarchy, temptation of all kinds, the myriad of ethical and communication dilemmas inherent in an imprecise, uncertain, and often high stakes profession all provide endless opportunities for explicit inquiry, exploration, reflection and discussion.

How is allowing this consistent with the approach taken elsewhere?