Sentence examples for elsewhere based on from inspiring English sources

Conversely, the UK's residents receive income from production activities taking place elsewhere, based on their investments overseas.

If Hill does not sign, he can now qualify for only an $83 million deal from Detroit and about a $76 million deal elsewhere, based on his six years of experience.

Apple's deals with labels call for it to pay 0.13 cents for every song streamed on iTunes Radio during its first year of operation, according to reports in Billboard and elsewhere based on Apple's licensing contracts.

Court cases, such as the ones surrounding the massacre in Haditha and the rape and murder of a 14-year-old in Mah­mudiya, and news stories in the Washington Post, Time, the London Independent and elsewhere based on Iraqi accounts have begun to hint at the wide extent of the attacks on civilians.

The silky, sensuous sound of her gaita, as the Galician instrument is called, was just one exotic voice in Mr. Golijov's "Air to Air," a new four-movement arrangement of music from his captivating song cycle "Ayre" and elsewhere, based on traditional Jewish, Arabic and Christian folk melodies.

If so, scientists expect outbreaks to be much smaller than elsewhere, based on past experience with mosquito-borne diseases.

Much of the discussion, in Lewis's piece and elsewhere, is based on a view of comments stuck in about 2003.

(That incorrect quotation, which has been widely attributed to Mr. Nasrallah and has been repeatedly cited in congressional testimony and elsewhere, is based on a paraphrase of the actual quote).

A new, more ambitious proposal for four runways at Heathrow could yet tip London's perennial airport debate in a whole new direction.Predict and provideThe case for expansion, whether at Heathrow or elsewhere, is based on the belief that more and more people are going to want to fly in and out of London, and that thwarting that desire will hurt the British economy.

If life elsewhere is based on right-handed molecules, humans might have some difficulty interacting with it.

(3) Correlations on which predictions are based are the product of induction, and inductive conclusions, in sociology as elsewhere, are based on a decision (Neurath 1931b/1973, 407).