Sentence examples for elsewhere explained from inspiring English sources
As Thom Powers, a documentary programmer for the Toronto International Film Festival and elsewhere, explained, "Performance documentaries have always been box office leaders — for a long time, 'Woodstock' was the highest-grossing documentary".
MARINER'S HARBOR did not go through the development boom that most of the rest of Staten Island experienced after the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge opened in 1964, in part because there were bigger tracts of undeveloped land elsewhere, explained Robert Kelly, owner of ERA Master Realty.
"For perspective, a $50 million fund is effectively equivalent to a several hundred million dollar fund elsewhere," explained Hansch.
"Once you view pictures on a big screen TV, it is hard to view them elsewhere," explained Splitmo founder Rob Witman in an interview.
"Mark Howard understandably wants to play every week and he was clearly number two here, so he will now get the opportunity to play elsewhere," explained Brown.
Perera Elsewhere explained how the internationally cosmopolitan development of the album informed how it all came together.
And you wouldn't be able to take days off, because they'd take their business elsewhere," explains Denise, a professional dog walker I meet.
His key conclusion: "good political institutions and property law" are the ingredients that have consistently enabled entrepreneurs in the West to succeed, and their absence elsewhere explains why others fail.
That is equivalent to prices going up to $145 this year, which is unlikely unless tensions with Iran get much worse.The slow growBut if adverse events elsewhere explain why GDP grew by only 1.7% last year, they cannot explain why growth has averaged a mere 2.5% since mid-2009.
Both local and foreign firms in these sectors will be able to develop and show off their products on the island before selling them elsewhere, explains Goh Chee Kiong, who is in charge of the clean-energy cluster at Singapore's Economic Development Board.There is strong demand for making cities smarter, not just in China and other rapidly urbanising countries but throughout the Western world.
On the other hand, Plato elsewhere explains the existence of evil in other terms[59]; and soul and especially god are deeply linked to reason and good order in this discussion.
