Sentence examples for elsewhere generally from inspiring English sources

American quilts elsewhere generally esteem perfection.

Architects in the United States and elsewhere generally use first-angle projection.

Environmentalists in Wyoming and elsewhere generally oppose the solutions proposed by Mr. Geringer and the Bush administration.

The flowers on agastaches growing elsewhere generally have calyxes in shades similar to that of the petals.

But even as markets elsewhere generally remained calm, the questions of sovereign debt raised by Dubai's move kept the pressure on Greece, one of the most indebted nations in Europe.

"This is an election year and in the Republican primaries and elsewhere, generally we have seen more discrimination, hate and misunderstanding about Muslims," said Sabeel Ahmed, director of Gain Peace.

It also uses the words excises, duties, and imposts in the opening sentence of Article I, Section 8, and elsewhere refers generally to all generic "Bills for raising Revenue".

Police reforms elsewhere have generally succeeded only where a public-spirited and untainted political leadership forced them through.

His administration has urged European and Asian policy makers to follow with similar measures, a call that leaders elsewhere have generally rebuffed.

Which brings us to the women, who, in this country and elsewhere, have generally come to power as a result of family ties.

"While French salaries in academia, as elsewhere, are generally lower than American, the benefits that accompany the job render employment here highly competitive with America," he said.