Sentence examples for faced elsewhere from inspiring English sources

But Atlantic City's challenges may be greater than those faced elsewhere.

Ms. Nehwal, the badminton star, echoes this view, contrasting the support she received from her parents with the discrimination she faced elsewhere.

While India's agricultural problems are part of this bigger global puzzle, in many ways India's food challenges are more entrenched and systemic than those faced elsewhere.

Yet the drastic measures highlight the seriousness of a dilemma faced elsewhere in Asia: how to curb domestic liquidity when foreign capital is flooding in.

Compared to its legal woes in other European cities, Uber had been operating in Italy without the restrictions that it has faced elsewhere.

Ulster's big challenges are the same as those faced elsewhere in the West: thrashing out a budget, as it did this week, holding down state spending and luring business investment.

Rooms facing elsewhere cost slightly less.

"The trouble you face elsewhere on the Gulf Coast is that's the exception, not the rule".

At Berkshire, he tries to remove the constraints that managers would face elsewhere: talking to lawyers and bankers and the like.

Kitchen sinking ReprintsA corporate cultural revolutionMr Liu has spent the past decade not only competing against other PC makers but also pioneering solutions to problems that companies rarely face elsewhere.

It ranges from the giant macro funds that make bets on the back of their economic analysis to "long-short" equity funds that pick stocks and "managed futures" funds that try to ride the market's short- and long-term trends.Some managers offer institutions exposure to the same risks they face elsewhere (to quoted equities, say).