Sentence examples for opposed elsewhere from inspiring English sources

The theory, so compact and sublime in the favourite 18th-century phrase, ravished the Edinburgh circle of Adam Smith, Joseph Black, Adam Ferguson and Hugh Blair but was bitterly opposed elsewhere on both scientific and religious grounds.

Reconstruction after even a successful military foray would be a long exercise in nation-building, a costly project the Trump administration has opposed elsewhere.

Also largely absent are the leftist political forces that have opposed austerity elsewhere in Europe, or the rigid labor laws that protect job security and wage levels.

Benton also said there was a risk that subsidy and investment in North Sea oil could be a waste of money, due to the relatively high cost of extracting oil from those fields as opposed to elsewhere in the world.

The former is only a specific application of the latter, separately recited in the APA not to establish a more rigorous standard of factual support but to emphasize that in the case of formal proceedings the factual support must be found in the closed record as opposed to elsewhere.

One of the advantages of managing inflammation in the eye (as opposed to elsewhere in the body) is that the transparent nature of the cornea and visual axis enables us to see and score inflammatory activity and titrate treatment accordingly.

Early efforts to write a constitution failed, not least given tension between centralists in Buenos Aires and opposing forces elsewhere.

Mr. Sapir, who had already been fired, for reasons he has challenged as unfair in court and elsewhere, opposed Mr. Contini's appointment.

John Archer, managing director of Catalyst Advisors, which specializes in recruiting for health care companies, said the dislocations of the last three years have left many people opposed to employment elsewhere.

The focus of his animosity is LIPA's well-intentioned plan (the demand for power on the insatiable East End is up by 7percentt as opposed to 2percentt elsewhere).

The results: more than three times as many students are prosecuted for cheating at Davis than at any other University of California campus, and only 31percentt of undergraduates (as opposed to 54percentt elsewhere) report that they got questions or answers from someone who took a test before they did.