Sentence examples for elsewhere not only from inspiring English sources

There is money to be made in Japan and elsewhere, not only from playing games, but also from marketing and merchandising.

Those moves — promising Mr. O'Brien "The Tonight Show" five years in the future and promising Mr. Leno his own nightly 10 p.m. spot to prevent him from competing in the "Tonight Show" slot elsewhere — not only sparked the war, but also kept the battles raging until the bitter end.

But a coincidence of events has illuminated a divide between that image of the news media and a different reality of what journalists have done and continue to do elsewhere, not only in pursuit of news or of early versions of history's truths, but also in weighting the scales of justice.

Politicians in China and elsewhere not only make decisions about the production of cars and mobile phones; they are also the hidden hands behind companies that are scouring the world for the raw materials that go into them.The revival of the state is creating a series of fierce debates that will shape policymaking over the coming decades.

Bobby Knight, the basketball coach, who is revered by many in Indiana and elsewhere, not only endorsed Trump but campaigned for him, calling him "the most prepared man in history" to be President a phrase that makes one wonder whether "prepared" and "history" are two more terms that have lost their meaning in this race.

The fact that this appears to have happened in Cyprus, even though in many ways it is a special case, will raise concern that similar pressures may be exerted elsewhere, not only damaging the image of the ECB but also undermining its capacity to act in the interests in the euro zone as a whole.

Elsewhere -- not only in Dallas but in Washington, Los Angeles and most cities in between -- so-called closed buildings are rare.

This works well for some undergraduates, as it did for me, while others would receive a better education elsewhere, including not only the small elite liberal arts colleges but also less prestigious schools.

His ability to cut through the orchestra at climactic moments remained intact; elsewhere, you not only overlooked flaws but began to accept them as a part of Mr. Morris's imposing conception.

Trieste became a coffee center, he explained as we tucked into some superlative cherrywood-smoked, hand-sliced raw ham at a table in the front of the cafe, because it was the most convenient transshipment point for beans arriving by sea from Africa, Brazil and elsewhere, bound not only for Italy but also for Vienna, one of the world's great coffee-drinking cities.

Therefore, the Merrimack River paleo-delta, and similar offshore submerged features elsewhere, serve not only as research opportunities into early human migration and settlement, but are also storehouses of climate and environmental data, which merit special recognition and protection from environmental and man-made activities that may impact or disturb these intact submerged landscapes.