Sentence examples for elsewhere besides from inspiring English sources

What this seems to do is allow you to create a Like button for something elsewhere besides the actual page you're liking.

"The financial sector has been sustained by governments, but not as much has been done elsewhere, besides the automotive sector," he says.

And that doesn't begin to capture all those who fall elsewhere besides the middle and the two end points on nature's grand gender continuum.

The thing about using Tinder elsewhere, besides your hometown, is that even the girls who aren't attractive are still attractive because it's not the same gene pool.

What I long for most as a white person is a bold movement of white people who grow souls deep enough to feel the brutality that was and is inflicted in our names, who stand in solidarity with people of color and resist, who know that our humanity resides elsewhere besides privilege.

>> Of the nine normal samples exhibiting some evidence of genomic aberration (Fig.  3B), only two (# 10, 15) showed minimal but detectable copy number changes elsewhere besides the HER2 locus and chromosome 17, suggesting the absence of contaminating tumor cells and the possible presence of a field defect or cancerization in these two samples.

The statement from Moscow, coming on the eve of a hugely controversial Sunday referendum on Crimea's fate, indicates that Russia may deploy troops to elsewhere in Ukraine besides the Russian-speaking peninsula. Russian-speaking peninsula

To be sure, even if you eat elsewhere in Tuscany, there are lots of things to do besides have a meal on this 4,200-acre 4,200-acreovated estate, the largest privately ownewlyne in in the renovated

The area's geological makeup makes the natural -- or "background" -- radiation in this region higher than elsewhere in India, but scientists say nothing besides human activities can explain the extraordinary levels discovered in their tests.

Advocates still hope that fertility preservation coverage can be achieved by other means besides crafting legislation, in California and elsewhere.

Victorian authorities saw no motives for men presenting as women besides sexual ones, arresting cross-dressers in London and elsewhere on suspicion of "unnatural offences", failing to secure convictions as there was no law against such behaviour.