Sentence examples for elsewhere far from inspiring English sources

Again: this sense that the woman in labour is elsewhere, far from "external life".

Sparsely populated with about 310,000 residents, they say it has long had a streak of influence elsewhere far out of proportion to its economic power or population.

Elsewhere, far right groups have sought to cast off an earlier Angry White Man image to appeal to a wider electorate, toning down their rhetoric in the process.

But looking too so determinedly through the press of bodies and elsewhere, far beyond, that God knows, frankly, quite what she was denying.

And so was born her invention, a long stainless steel device that, according to tests in restaurants and elsewhere, far outperforms those herbal injectors and other disappointing methods for introducing flavors into the interior of a big piece of meat.

And whatever the ambiguity of her feelings for him, they assume a poignancy and even tragedy when we learn that Wong's emotions could have been engaged elsewhere, far earlier in the story.

"It's comparable in significance to legislation that has happened elsewhere as far as teacher effectiveness but stands apart as far as blue states," Mr. Edelman said during two Chicago conversations this week.

Retailers often find that allowing people to apply after hours also brings in people who are already working elsewhere, a far more desirable group than the unemployed.

Many students in Florida and elsewhere lag far behind the goals first stated by No Child Left Behind, the 2001 federal law that requires schools to measure student achievement, make improvements or be held accountable.

If there are concerns about the "he said, she said" aspect of what's been written elsewhere so far, why not get under the surface to report it fully and energetically?

I'll be publishing some more scientists' reactions to the piece shortly, but first I wanted to add a fresh element not dealt with elsewhere so far: a critique of the 16 scientists' take on climate economics.