Sentence examples for dispersed elsewhere from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, Robertson was amassing items from the Butts collection that had been dispersed elsewhere.
Those top-down policies led to loss of vibrant neighborhoods characterized by small businesses, a mix of low-rise housing in a complex eco-system, bull-dozed into barren complexes of cement, and caused misery for millions of residents dispersed elsewhere.
The flow of trafficking victims from sub-Saharan Africa and east Asia was more globally dispersed than elsewhere, for instance in eastern Europe and Central Asia, South America and south Asia.
On Fridays, refugees held long and loud antigovernment protests next to the barbed-wire border, reveling in the absence of the security forces that violently dispersed protests elsewhere in Syria.
Colonial species occur at specific sites that can accommodate multiple breeders, and the choice of whether to return to last year's site or disperse elsewhere can affect colony site use, the colony size distribution and individual fitness.
Instead, they halt their migration or disperse elsewhere (Abercrombie and Heaysman, 1954b).
Volunteer groups have warned that moving people from the camp will do little but disperse many elsewhere around Calais.
Players have dispersed to freelance gigs elsewhere, and one has left permanently.
Supercritical hot spots dispersed and criminals moved elsewhere to create new clumps, suggesting that more police presence around supercritical hot spots will not eradicate the crime spree completely.
Specimens of Neovenator from Europe, taken with the recovery of this taxon as the most basally-positioned member of Carcharodontosauridae, suggest that the common ancestor of Carcharodontosauridae likely inhabited Europe before the start of the Barremian (131.5 Ma), or lived elsewhere and dispersed to Europe before the Barremian.
The king of Sweden and the Swedish government fought Nobel's will in court because they did not believe that dispersing his fortune elsewhere would benefit Sweden.
