Sentence examples for believed elsewhere from inspiring English sources

But the tolerance and even encouragement of violence by mainstream clerics must surely be one reason armed extremism flourishes.As noted, the state, too, has played a big part in that, encouraging jihadis to fight first in Afghanistan, then in Kashmir and, it is widely believed, elsewhere in India too.

The real solutions, I believe, lie elsewhere.

It's the reason Josmell Ilasaca, like many thousands of others, is in La Rinconada — because there is more to be made here, they believe, than elsewhere in Peru, which has seen economic growth in recent years but still has a rural poverty rate close to fifty per cent.

I can't believe people (elsewhere) are still claiming a 'borderline low blow'.

Ofqual had spoken to teachers who said they believed that "teachers elsewhere were abusing the system", she added.

Mr. Daniel said many despondent Democrats in Hollywood and elsewhere believed President Bush will be re-elected.

Too many people, in London, Paris and elsewhere, believed that because Britain and Germany were each other's biggest trading partners after America and there was therefore no economic logic behind the conflict, war would not happen.

The freight lines, eager to wash their hands of passenger service, encouraged Congress to create Amtrak, although few people in Washington or elsewhere believed it could survive for long.

The announcement confirmed what was already widely believed in Spain and elsewhere.

Many are believed to have fought elsewhere, in places like Sudan, but he has now called them back.

Dozens of protesters are ensconced in lecture halls at Edinburgh University, Cardiff University and University College London, while occupations are believed to be continuing elsewhere.