Sentence examples for raged elsewhere from inspiring English sources

Increased schooling created a more stable society, less prone to the conflicts that have raged elsewhere in Central America.

PAGE B1 Returning to Los Alamos Residents returned as the wildfire that ravaged the town raged elsewhere.

When war raged elsewhere, Tel Avivians enjoyed their good life, as if the fighting occurs on another planet.

Many government officials and members of the president's clan lived in Karan, which had been relatively calm in the past two years as fighting raged elsewhere.

But the debate also raged elsewhere on Wednesday, from Denver, where supporters of gun rights rallied to oppose weapon restrictions in the new legislative session, to Connecticut, whose governor, Dannel P. Malloy, in an emotional speech to lawmakers — he lost his composure talking about the mass killings at a Newtown elementary school last month — said, "More guns are not the answer".

And it is largely true that the ethnic, tribal and religious conflicts that have raged elsewhere in the world have not been recapitulated in this country, where Irish Catholics and Irish Protestants may not adore one another but do live in peace, as do Greeks and Turks, Arabs and Jews, and just about everybody else.

But the matter continues to rage elsewhere, particularly as the Obama administration's health care act goes into effect.

If Germany were to sanction a Spanish bailout via the ESM it would know it's going all-in to save the single currency; there would be no point stopping in Spain if the crisis continued to rage elsewhere.

The fact that battles fought in the library of Columbia University appear unavoidably peripheral when the second world war is raging elsewhere is just one of the problems facing this earnest, enthusiastic, but oddly irksome take on the birth of the Beat poets, a group already overserved by swooning cinematic tribute.

Now, an unusually fierce debate about gender roles is also raging elsewhere in the former Soviet Union - in Georgia, a country with a macho reputation where traditional attitudes to women are still common.

President Ravalomanana's actions have triggered a major drive for other political leaders to lead by example and make sure the HIV epidemic raging elsewhere in southern Africa doesn't take root in Madagascar.