Sentence examples for fallen elsewhere from inspiring English sources

By most measures, the flow of credit has held up pretty well in Germany, even as it has fallen elsewhere.

In Bavaria, Germany, fairy-tale castles punctuate the Alps, which peak at just 2,962m, at the Zugspitze summit, granting a summer season that endures after snow has fallen elsewhere.

While prices have fallen elsewhere during the global economic crisis, deflation has been the most persistent here: consumer prices among industrialized economies rose by a robust 1.3 percent in the year to November, but fell 1.9 percent in Japan.

Selfishly, too, workers who witness a boss humiliating a colleague are relieved that the sword has fallen elsewhere and are secretly pleased that they look more competent by comparison.

That rain will fall elsewhere.

OF course, every artilleryman knows that through dispersion the shots can fall elsewhere.

Her members say that the new code will see farm output and profits fall elsewhere.

But what if the burden of municipal woes falls elsewhere than on bondholders?

And there is the chance that foreign investors will flee if stock markets fall elsewhere.

Doctors say they are on the cusp of eradicating the disease, with infection rates falling elsewhere.

The early calm reaction by the London market to falls elsewhere seems to be over.