Sentence examples for as it has elsewhere from inspiring English sources

While Rubio has a built-in infrastructure in the state, and is well-known on Spanish-language media, his campaign suffers as it has elsewhere from its reliance on television appearances and made-for-TV rallies instead of the pavement-pounding hard work of turning out the vote.

The Iraqi army played a support role, just as it has elsewhere in Iraq in every attempt to claw back its losses.

The fishing industry has since declined, as it has elsewhere in Britain.

This would have reduced deaths and infections even without decriminalisation, as it has elsewhere.

The servant-master mentality never had time to enter our genes, as it has elsewhere.

Nor is it clear whether Edison will extend the school day and year, as it has elsewhere.

Electricity was cut along much of the northern coast, and the storm ripped apart buildings, felled trees, and churned up metres-high waves, as it had elsewhere.

PARMA, Italy — The Five Star Movement of Beppe Grillo, the comedian turned political insurrectionist, won municipal elections a year ago in this small northern city by campaigning on a platform of change, transparency and popular participation in decision-making, much as it had elsewhere in Italy.

Are the established players leading the way or has the Internet, as you could argue it has elsewhere, enabled bottom up innovation from SMEs, start ups and entrepreneurs?

To gain the support (or silence) of community groups, Wal-Mart dramatically increased its charitable philanthropy, as it has done elsewhere.

By most measures, the flow of credit has held up pretty well in Germany, even as it has fallen elsewhere.