Sentence examples for elsewhere to keep from inspiring English sources

"They have to look elsewhere to keep profits up".

There are plenty of things going on elsewhere to keep our minds occupied.

But when jobs are shed to make an entire economy more efficient, those laid-off workers must be reallocated elsewhere to keep the economy strong.

But there is anecdotal evidence that the best offers are being sent to shoppers who go elsewhere to keep them spending.

Ms. Akhtar, whose husband earns about $90 a month doing odd jobs at the local market, said she'll cut spending elsewhere to keep them in school".We'll reduce our household expenses but we won't skimp on their education".

With inflation no longer a reliable indicator of demand, they must look elsewhere to keep economies from running hot or cold.Sources"The dog that didn't bark: Has inflation been muzzled or was it just sleeping?", IMF World Economic Outlook Innocent Bystanders?

The rule in Europe and elsewhere is to keep campaigns brief and above all cheap.

Most Jordanians, including those inspired by the Arab awakening elsewhere, want to keep the monarchy, preferring to reform the system rather than overthrow it.

As a result people in Katine and elsewhere tend to keep conversations short or engage in "flashing" - calling and hanging up after the first ring.

The film, directed by John Akomfrah, puts the march in context as an effort to create a national response to events there and elsewhere, and to keep the civil rights agenda from stalling.

Convinced that other grass-chomping animals will drive their herds to starvation, ranchers in Kenya and elsewhere tend to keep their cattle separate from wildlife.