Sentence examples for elsewhere that was from inspiring English sources

No data sources for the burden of severe malaria were identified and, therefore, expert opinion estimates of the percentage of falciparum malaria incidence in SSA that was severe (5% of all cases in under-fives and 1% in the remaining population [14], [15], [16], [17]) and the percentage of falciparum malaria incidence elsewhere that was severe (2% across all ages) were employed.

This year, in Mississippi, as elsewhere, that was enough.

Representative Randy Neugebauer, Republican of Texas and a Tea Party caucus member, said in an interview on Wednesday that if American corporations wanted to send their money elsewhere, that was their choice.

For a firm with only 451 employees at its headquarters at Solms, near Frankfurt, another 477 in Portugal, and 190 elsewhere, that was unsettling.Now Mr Kaufmann is running things, with help from an unusual but telling source.

"For a lot of the people involved in that exhibition who have since gone on to show in Miami and elsewhere, that was their first museum show," Mr. Arsham said.

The unfortunate president on his first day of work inherits an economy brought to spectacular peril by a financial ruling group in the U.S. and elsewhere that was thinking … what?! … when it issued mortgages and loans made of wet sponge and recklessly over-leveraged them to boot.

Many leaders here seem more focused on conflicts in Syria, Yemen and elsewhere that are roiling the region.

Their success can perhaps provide some encouragement to other firms, in Switzerland and elsewhere, that are shrouded in gloom.

There are great companies in Brazil, Chile and elsewhere that are going strong.

About 23percentnt. of NZ's population was born elsewhere (that's almost 1 million) with high immigration from the Pacific, Asia and Europe.

The results also provide lessons for other cities, both in Brazil and elsewhere, that are struggling to deal effectively with open drug-use scenes.