Sentence examples for received elsewhere from inspiring English sources

For all the attention she received elsewhere, Palestinian newspapers, while reporting the bombing and the disclosure of her identity as news events, have not dwelled on the matter.

Unlike most native ads, which basically take advertising and make it look like content, OneSpot takes text and video content (both content that advertisers have created themselves and positive mentions that they've received elsewhere), packaging it as a standard display ad unit.

Multiple studies have concluded that for many measures of quality, care within the VA system is at least as good or in some cases better than care received elsewhere.

The most common reasons given for testing were 'to know their status', to confirm results received elsewhere, or a concern prompted by repeated illness, a sexually transmitted infection, or a history of sexual violence.

(FG2-W4) Women found the education to be more detailed than what they would have received elsewhere.

Perceived obstacles referred to the complexity of current advice and the wide diversity in recommendations, which were sometimes also in conflict with recommendations received elsewhere.

FOXNews' goal may be less to report information than to shape how its viewers interpret the information they receive elsewhere.

Gawker has been producing coverage of the tech industry that is as lurid as it is important, subjecting the likes of Thiel to the scrutiny that they no longer receive elsewhere.

That means players such as Kent and closer Robb Nen, who has a player option, will have to accept less money from the Giants than they might receive elsewhere, Sabean said.

Ticket prices are low ($8.95 top, vs. $17.50 for the Met).productions are stylish but inexpensive & except for the orchestra most of the artists work for considerably less money than they would receive elsewhere.

To the Editor: With your article describing Medicare's plans to judge hospitals by such factors as the treatment patients receive elsewhere after leaving the hospital, you have unwittingly identified a new ally for beleaguered teachers — the medical community.