Sentence examples for elsewhere there would from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere, there would be similar cuts.

For Iraqis truly to start over, said many who had witnessed the end of tyranny elsewhere, there would have to be a body to display -- figuratively at least -- an identifiable relic of Saddam Hussein to symbolize the collapse his power.

"If we stop the gangs coming in through Dover and elsewhere there would be no need to be concerned".

If everyone blindly (lol) went to LensCrafters for their whole life and never even thought to look elsewhere, there would be no Warby Parker.

This compared to "smallish" units elsewhere where there would be around 4,000 births a year.

Where is the "elsewhere" where there would also be separation off, and where there are sun and moon "for them, just as with us"? Surprisingly, no ancient sources discuss this (although Simplicius, who quotes the fragment, is clearly puzzled by it, and argues for a neo-Platonic metaphysical interpretation).

True wins there would give substantial hope elsewhere.

But weakness there would point to general weaknesses elsewhere.

Given a choice of buying a studio apartment in his preferred neighborhoods, the West Village and Chelsea, or a one-bedroom elsewhere, there was no question: He would go for the studio.

But, as I've written elsewhere, without horse racing, there would be no Thoroughbreds as we know them, and there is nothing like them.

Prof Rees stressed that the study focused on a relatively small cohort of students at a single university, adding: "If, and it's a very big if, the sort of results we've produced in one university were replicated elsewhere then I think there would be very serious issues to be addressed in terms of the Welsh Baccalaureate".