Sentence examples for has elsewhere been from inspiring English sources
As Stassa Edwards pointed out, at Jezebel, after Goldberg's review was published, N.C.V.S. methodology has elsewhere been disputed at length.
In other words, like human rights abuses, the destruction of a people's cultural heritage and history has elsewhere been regarded as a war crime.
Early plantation clearance destroyed the islands' tropical forest, which is now found only in a few places on St. Thomas and has elsewhere been replaced by secondary woodland and scrub.
It has elsewhere been suggested that, even though songwriters didn't generally dwell on such subjects back in 1957, these lyrics may refer to homosexual acts practiced within the walls of American penitentiaries.
On the teleological account, a further defining feature of organisations is that organisational action typically consists in, what has elsewhere been termed, a layered structure of joint actions.
The myth of conservative projections has elsewhere been kept alive through misrepresentation of the trustees' current projections for slower future net workforce growth as the baby boomers enter retirement.
Some of these artists have elsewhere been exploring the link between science and art interestingly.
Such data on socio-economic determinants are seemingly lacking, but have elsewhere been proven important[ 12- 14].
His cover name, which has been reported elsewhere, is Roger.
