Sentence examples for prevalent elsewhere from inspiring English sources

But they remained prevalent elsewhere in the world.

"Yamashita's Gold," while entertaining, lacks the psychological accuracy prevalent elsewhere and lapses into a murky, thrillerish plot.

While short-stay hotels are prevalent elsewhere in Latin America, few offer the five-star treatment that has emerged in Buenos Aires since the late-noughties.

In the case of hotels, increased international travel is also partly to blame, since bed bugs remain prevalent elsewhere and are very adept at hitchhiking in suitcase crevices.

For example, Hank Williams III, the grandson of the country music legend, transforms the brooding "Atlantic City" into a honky-tonk stomp, suffusing it with the manic desperation so prevalent elsewhere on "Nebraska".

Xenophon espoused patience as the only way in which to get the best from a horse, a significant departure from the sometimes violent mastery of horses that is still prevalent elsewhere.

Although there is little data, there is no reason to believe it is less prevalent than elsewhere in the world.

In Germany, ADs are as little prevalent as elsewhere, although they have long been formally recognised to be binding by high court rulings, and the physicians' federal board.

Most implementations were at, or near, newly drilled community-supply boreholes; hence, amelioration of prevalent stagnant ponds elsewhere remains a concern.

This result reiterates the importance of market designs that are tailored to local situations, and the danger of unconditional acceptance of economic institutions that are prevalent and successful elsewhere.

Nephropathia epidemica is prevalent in Finland, elsewhere in Scandinavia, in Western Russia, in the Balkan region and also in many parts of Western Europe [ 2, 4].