Sentence examples for origins elsewhere from inspiring English sources

The girl's later troubles have their origins elsewhere.

As Rom's centrepiece hinted, these seemingly new skatepark shapes had their origins elsewhere – in domestic swimming pools (which Californian skaters would drain, often without the owner's consent), in the banked slopes of Los Angeles schoolyards, or in the massive pipes, ditches and other drainage works that skaters had found in the Californian landscape.

Mr Ruto, whose trial began last year, is accused of planning even before the election to set up militias to attack Kikuyus and is alleged to have urged his supporters to uproot the weeds from the fields - referring to communities in the Rift Valley with origins elsewhere in the country.

However the tradition of raising stelae had its origin elsewhere in Mesoamerica, among the Olmecs of the Gulf Coast of Mexico.

Because the Luberon lies between the Albion area and Sainte Victoire (STV), it seems likely that the haplotypes of the Luberon had their origin elsewhere and colonised the Luberon after the fragmentation of the former populations (Fig. 4).

For example, a "wild-caught" chinchilla with a "country of origin" of Czech Republic must have originated elsewhere because chinchillas are native to Chile.

Thus, we cannot confirm a uniquely local origin for the Chichiriviche outbreak, despite a low value for FST, and it is possible that some contaminating strains originated elsewhere.

"For me the family I describe is French — even if its origins are elsewhere, it is French".

In the bad old days of import substitution, Indians coveted any tat from "foreign", just because its origins lay elsewhere.

Although the new violence thrives on the weakness of the state in those countries, its origins lie elsewhere.

A quirk of Britain's imperial history is that we have in this country a wholesome variety of people whose origins lay elsewhere.