Sentence examples similar to originated elsewhere than from inspiring English sources

If the president's cancer is found to have originated in the colon, his prognosis will be better than if it originated elsewhere in the body, he said.

This rate was not applicable to shipments originating at Kansas City, but only to such as originated elsewhere on connecting lines.

Not surprisingly, this American tradition originated elsewhere, in this case in the forests and savannahs of West Africa.

This finding would imply that chytridiomycosis could have originated elsewhere in Africa and spread within multiple host-region combinations.

A smart society is one that steals the best from other cultures, thus enriching its own, rather than rejecting a custom or idea outright just because it originated elsewhere.

The game possesses a surprising number of obsolete words that originated elsewhere but still flourish here.

The majority were made by local craftsmen, though some of the designs originated elsewhere.

But a V-shaped pattern by one of the doors suggested that the fire had originated elsewhere.

Three other productions will also come to the Met for the first time, although they originated elsewhere.

The Mexican government has been pushing the view that the flu strain originated elsewhere and was brought to Mexico, which epidemiologists say remains a possibility.

However, he now says that he mistakenly submitted this photo, which was lodged on his computer but, he recognises, originated elsewhere.