Sentence examples for translated elsewhere from inspiring English sources

Though these buildings were designed to be located in London, the idea could be translated elsewhere.

But whether the Spanish models can be translated elsewhere is unclear.

If ever there was a director who owed his position to Cannes it is James Gray, an American auteur that this festival has doggedly promoted – but whose prestige at Cannes has never quite translated elsewhere.

His previous career also developed skills and industry expertise that can likely be translated elsewhere.

Since the U.S. market is large and the dollar remains the world's reserve currency for now, the practical effect of this is that prices are set for America and then translated elsewhere.

Practical legal experience such as that garnered through Brazil's success with using the mechanism of compulsory licensing to reduce the price of both generic and brand ARVs down should be translated elsewhere, so that potential applicants might gain access to the most affordable quality medicines.

These lessons will translate elsewhere".

"The fashion message we're so used to in New York doesn't translate elsewhere in the country," said Charla Krupp, a stylist and the author of "How Not to Look Old".

Non-generalizability of findings is relevant in that most of the studies are from the United States and results may not translate elsewhere due to differences in prison systems but also applies at the program level, i.e. the experiences of one set of participants cannot be generalised to other potential program users.

And when he realized that, with Achilles' help, he could run a quarter, a half, a full marathon, he realized that his training would translate elsewhere in his life, as well.

What emerges will not necessarily translate well elsewhere.