Sentence examples for elsewhere rejected from inspiring English sources

Austin's local businesses benefit from local patronage, but the city also enjoys the fruits of Whole Foods' national success which it would lose if cities elsewhere rejected chain businesses in favour of local stores.

Moreover, Socrates, who elsewhere rejects hedonism, seems to identify virtue with a hedonic calculus in this dialogue, through an argument that leads to his famous claim that of acrasia (weakness of will) is impossible.

Strawson elsewhere rejects such an interpretation as "revisionary metaphysics" while metaphysics based on material things or substances is "descriptive," but these adjectives are themselves in need of a convincing justification — as long as an ontological category fully captures the inferential content of a common sense concept, it is as descriptive as any other.

Courts in Pennsylvania and elsewhere have rejected suits similar to the one filed by Mr. Stachokus.

(Elsewhere, she rejected the modernism of Joyce and Woolf, calling the former's work "pornographic," the latter's "exhibitionism").

Elsewhere he rejected Susan Watts' claim that he had attempted to mould her story to corroborate Gilligan's.

All but 17 articles that were published elsewhere were rejected without review.

"Calls for the revolutionaries to head for Karbala, Najaf and elsewhere are rejected, unacceptable and irresponsible on the part of those issuing them," the AMC statement said.

Elsewhere, it rejects Wagner altogether.

Some have suggested that voters across Europe and elsewhere are rejecting tough austerity measures.

"So far, they have just been assaulting peaceful protesters in Sanaa and elsewhere who reject their rule".