Sentence examples for increasing elsewhere from inspiring English sources

Even as they boast of their recent successes in the forests of California, some drug-control agents said marijuana cultivation is probably increasing elsewhere in the country, and the recent reported shortages may be temporary.

Average N-fertilizer application rates in Australia have declined in the past decade from 200 to 160 kg N ha−1 y−1 [23], but N applications are increasing elsewhere, and extreme rates of 400 to 750 kg N ha−1 y−1 occur in India and China (Table 1).

But their numbers increased elsewhere, too.

Every time U.S. efforts have reduced production in one place, it has increased elsewhere.

Suicide bombings have dipped in Baghdad but increased elsewhere, as Qaeda groups, confronted with great American troop numbers, have shifted their operations elsewhere.

But by 1990 the company feared that Tupperware seemed like a 1950's relic as domestic sales plunged even as they increased elsewhere in the world.

The bad news was that the Triple P counties mainly held their ground, while abuse increased elsewhere in the state, possibly because of the recession and the concomitant budget cuts in children's protective services.

Because beef is such a greenhouse-gas intensive food, the researchers looked for unintended impacts, such as lowering beef prices to the point where people want to consume more, or raising beef prices to the point where beef production is increased elsewhere.

In the 600 800 km span, the reconstructed model contains a combination of the heterogeneous layer in the target model with the underlying homogeneous, conductive layer; the conductivity below Pacific is well resolved, while the background value is increased elsewhere.

However, if yield were increased elsewhere, farmers in the UK and other developed countries with high operating costs would need to see improvement as well in order to remain competitive.

Richard Mattison, chief executive of Trucost, believes there are signs of increasing overlap elsewhere.