Sentence examples for demand elsewhere from inspiring English sources

But Britain's successful coaches are much in demand elsewhere.

But growth units could not offset weak demand elsewhere.

Its economy has become increasingly reliant on demand elsewhere.

It is built on consumer demand elsewhere — including its deficit-plagued euro partners.

If Fisher, the longest-tenured active head coach, goes, he will be in immediate demand elsewhere.

And yet, as many patients as he helped, he found his services in greater demand elsewhere.

Some of this is because of donor fatigue and pressing demands elsewhere.

But now Chinese raises can make some room for workers' demands elsewhere, and they put some pressure on employers as well.

And Dowager is the most tender, sung by drummer Sam Wilson in a luminous falsetto as delicate as his limbs are forceful and demanding elsewhere.

The marriage has been a happy one, or so Grant feels, despite the fact that he has been a considerable philanderer: "He had never stopped making love to Fiona in spite of disturbing demands elsewhere.

"Temporary" too easily becomes "permanent" in this city, and that means whatever is built, even in the short term, should not detract from the architectural excellence demanded elsewhere at ground zero.