Sentence examples for to come elsewhere from inspiring English sources

In this part of the Arctic, which could be a bellwether for changes to come elsewhere with greenhouse-driven warming, what might be called pop-up forests are forming.

In a discussion on the podcast with David Gillen, she says Rhode Island is experiencing acute problems now, which may provide a preview of much that is still to come elsewhere in the country.

In what may be a sign of what is to come elsewhere, the price of seeds has spiralled in the past five years as the market concentration of the companies has grown.

What is happening in Sanya today could be a taster for things to come elsewhere as Chinese tourists get more adventurous and start to travel beyond their borders with increasing frequency and volume.

It will bring budget savings, promote foreign direct investment and underpin the recovery from an economic collapse in 2008-9 that foreshadowed calamities to come elsewhere, especially in Ireland and Spain.

Scooping up the first soil sample may have to come elsewhere.

But the hard lessons come elsewhere.

HIP's biggest losses have come elsewhere.

Nebraska's rewards will come elsewhere.

If the detainees are ever going to get relief, it will have to come from elsewhere.

Less income from property means more will have to come from elsewhere".