Sentence examples for survived elsewhere from inspiring English sources

Species having much larger ranges, such as the American robin mentioned above, would have survived elsewhere.

A storehouse of antiquarian learning, it preserves by quotation the work of other authors that has not survived elsewhere.

Pāli died out as a literary language in mainland India in the 14th century but survived elsewhere until the 18th.

Nevertheless, what has survived elsewhere hints at the antiquity of art traditions in Oceania and sometimes illuminates the origins of more recent styles.

It became simultaneously costly and vacuous and began to disappear from West End theatres; it survived elsewhere in Britain – not least in Scotland, where the variety tradition was, and is, still strong – but only just.

Because few glacial outwash plains survive elsewhere, Martha's Vineyard's frost bottoms are extremely unusual.

She is puzzlingly absent from the latest Kant biography  and her letters survive elsewhere for their gossip value (sex! suicide!).

"If we don't survive in North America," says Seiffert, "we might have trouble surviving elsewhere".

"It does not mean that Neandertals did not survive elsewhere, especially in southern refugia".

They have, however, been confidently shown to provide a habitat to species that have difficulty surviving elsewhere.

However, it is believed that they provide a refuge for rare species that have difficulty surviving elsewhere.