Sentence examples for has existed elsewhere from inspiring English sources
For all the adulation poured on him in Italy, where he is seen unquestionably as one of the finest players of his generation, far greater scepticism has existed elsewhere about his talent.
Finds in Mesoamerica, however, confirm the existence of a "prebifacial-point horizon," a stage known to have existed elsewhere in the Americas, and suggest that it is of very great age.
Other schools with the same name, founded by other trade or craft associations, have existed elsewhere in England.
Other paintings may have existed elsewhere on the walls, but none are visible now.
Angiosperm trees, although inferred to have existed elsewhere [ 96], probably did not occur in the DPF, as evidenced by the lack of diagnostic fossil wood [ 100].
This suggests that either Steere's Liocichla has existed on Taiwan for a long time or that it has recently gone extinct elsewhere.
Panchayats have long existed elsewhere in India, but the absence of the system in Kashmir has meant that political power and patronage remained with state legislators and block-level administrators.
Future schemes may also have fewer emergency lay-bys, after it was found that many Britons used them to fiddle with their phones or for a toilet break.Elements of smart motorways have long existed elsewhere.
He argues that ISIS represents a new, Islamist incarnation of radical movements that have existed in Europe and elsewhere for decades, such as the Baader-Meinhof group, in Germany.
Prof John Altringham of Leeds University said that the bats almost certainly existed elsewhere in the United Kingdom, but had been overlooked because of their close resemblance to other whiskered species.
