Sentence examples for elsewhere are often from inspiring English sources

ANTI-GAY laws in Africa and elsewhere are often the legacy of European colonial rule.

Conditions faced by widows in Afghanistan and elsewhere are often startling to readers in Western industrialized nations.

Business owners here and elsewhere are often asked to put up their homes as collateral for a $50,000 loan.

These clashes — in Georgia, Azerbaijan, Moldova and elsewhere — are often referred to as frozen conflicts because they have not been resolved over many years.

He said: "What's particularly heartening is seeing the number of Catholic schools in areas of deprivation, where standards elsewhere are often pitifully low, doing well by their children and young people".

While the dribbles and swirls of today's saucing elsewhere are often too skimpy -- if they are tasty I always wish for a bit more -- a pond of sauce is too much.

Mr. Soufan noted that those he questioned elsewhere were often destined for trial in federal courts.

Ralph Reed, the state Republican chairman, said the story of redistricting, in Georgia and elsewhere, was often one of unintended consequences.

And we need to be realistic: the proportion of A&E patients who could be looked after elsewhere is often overplayed.

While lynchings of African-Americans in the South and elsewhere were often defined by scholars and within popular culture as illegal acts of vigilantism and murder, the killing of Latinos, Native Americans and Asians in the West was often romanticized and idealized.

The ubiquitous presence of soldiers and armed militiamen at checkpoints and elsewhere is often the only outward sign that warfare is raging just outside the city limits.