Sentence examples for elsewhere of late from inspiring English sources

There's been some excellent writing elsewhere of late showing why addressing the buildup of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, despite the clarity of the basic science, is so hard.

Re "Why the Rush to Find Fault in Women?" (The Right Thing, Sept. 15), in which Jeffrey Seglin described Martha Stewart as an example of how powerful women seem to draw more criticism than their male counterparts: Ms. Stewart and her stock trading have been under the spotlight in Congress and elsewhere of late because she is a celebrity, not because she is a woman.

A major difference between the stillbirths occurring in high-income countries and those occurring elsewhere is the preponderance of late pre-term, term and intrapartum stillbirths [ 7- 10].

A major difference between the stillbirths occurring in high-income countries and those occurring elsewhere is the preponderance of late pre-term, term and intrapartum stillbirths in low-resource countries.

Elsewhere, it was a day of late goals as well.

Propidium iodide (PI) staining of the fixed cells, as described elsewhere, was carried out for quantification of late apoptotic events.

Elsewhere is tiresome schoolboy joshing as in Marcus Severus, of Late Memory, so "prodigiously endowed" that in the bath house the bathers "stood and cheered".

Elsewhere, the late Pete Postlethwaite stands a chance of being awarded a posthumous Bafta for his turn as a malevolent florist in the brawny Ben Affleck drama The Town.

Elsewhere, as late as November 20, chemical testing of sediment samples in Louisiana's Orleans and St. Bernard Parishes indicated the continued presence of petroleum.

(The regions, whatever the recent difficulties in Bristol and elsewhere, remain desirable, too; note the appearances made around the country of late by Pete Postlethwaite, Patrick Stewart and Eve Best).

As our series included patients who had their initial surgery elsewhere, we are not able to provide a denominator or a rate of late in-bag IOL dislocation.