Sentence examples for causes elsewhere from inspiring English sources

It may be that most Indian Muslims are too poor and downtrodden to join radical causes elsewhere.

Mr Bout appears to have been a useful contractor for American forces in Iraq, and to have trafficked arms to American-backed causes elsewhere.

As a recent investigative report shows, contemporary Serbian nationalists are collaborating with far-right British contacts, who in turn develop new strategies of recruitment for extremist causes elsewhere in Europe and the United States.

"Do you make a financial sacrifice for local environmental reasons and then make it less easy to make grants for worthy causes, including important environmental causes elsewhere?" asked Murray Gell-Mann, a physicist and Nobel Prize winner on the board of the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation.

They reminded jurors that none of the zakat committees were designated by the U.S. as terrorist fronts, and that Holy Land also donated to causes elsewhere, including helping victims of the Oklahoma City bombing in 1995.

Following convention, all certified causes of death – underlying cause plus causes elsewhere on the certificate – are termed 'mentions'mentions

Critics say they even resulted in greater damage being caused elsewhere.

Some experts wondered whether reduced visibility for Occupy Wall Street might hurt support for the cause elsewhere.

But she took note of the distress those policies were causing elsewhere and called for central banks to step up their dialogue and cooperation.

The Arctic is hard hit by changes caused elsewhere: Alaska is a capital of climate-change deniers but it is also a place that is burning, melting, and metamorphosing at terrifying speed.

The figures also seemed bound to increase the tension between Washington and Tokyo over Japan's slow reaction to the severity of its economic problems and the pain they can cause elsewhere.