Sentence examples for elsewhere should take from inspiring English sources

Chief executives elsewhere should take note.

MTN is fine-tuning its service in Uganda before rolling it out across Africa.Banks and regulators elsewhere should take note.

No one who has ever observed the football scene elsewhere should take such a harmonious relationship between a country's league and football association for granted.

Ulfkotte's background, style and idiosyncrasies aside, the book's wide readership in a key European state alone means that media pundits, think tankers and foreign policy wonks in the United States, the European Union and elsewhere should take note.

Medical decision-making in managed care organizations (MCO) and elsewhere should not take place in an economic vacuum.

But having seen it he decided that his company Orascom – largely Egypt-based but also active elsewhere, including in Cornwall – should take it on the project.

But that is another odd argument when the main worry in the markets is that the US economy is doing so much better than elsewhere.What investors should take from the Tesco saga is a degree of caution.

It does lead to worker dislocations, but because new wealth is generated expansion should take place elsewhere in the economy, ultimately absorbing unemployed workers.

But he said that debate should take place elsewhere.

As for the ten Stress Clinic referrals not included in the study, in three cases the initial interview resulted in a decision that the intervention should take place elsewhere due to long-term severe depression and only two of the referrals dropped out of the treatment during the first four months.

If she isn't sure, perhaps she should take her business elsewhere.