Sentence examples for would elsewhere be from inspiring English sources
But there is one industry in which many people with what would (elsewhere) be considered disabilities have thrived: information technology.
Such is the airiness of Pessoa's spirit that we can take his numerous contradictions – and what would, elsewhere, be understood as the arrogance of the artistic sensibility – on the nod.
Gravitas comes from what would elsewhere be trivial, the unflashy free-verse form and the ordinariness of reported detail: "we mimed the prayer/ of the Green Cross Code", "We'd cross the border in our red Cortina", "The republicans/ rest their plates on their knees and gobble up their dinners".
The latter category constitutes by far the largest of those with at least one immigrated grandparent.4 It is important to note that, as minority is inapplicable to immigrant groups, both the political discourse and official statistics lack an agreed-on term for what would elsewhere be called an ethnic minority or the third, fourth etc. generations.
The U.S. Attorney's Office in Washington is unique in that it's an office headed by a presidential nominee that prosecutes crimes that would elsewhere be handled by local prosecutors.
Many of the children diagnosed with BP in the US would elsewhere be diagnosed with hyperkinetic disorder (roughly the ICD equivalent of ADHD), a different mood disorder, or a disruptive behavior disorder.
The notion that half of all women who met YMGP criteria and were willing to accept YMGP care would be randomised elsewhere, was understandably troubling to all staff who are invested in demonstrating a sustainable service.
"When I was asked in Canada I said the only reason I would look elsewhere would be to fight for a world title.
What would have been routine elsewhere was remarkable in communist Cuba, for three reasons.
American forces, which would deploy from Germany, Italy, and elsewhere, are not heavily armored.
No I would not: i would be elsewhere, happier and healthier, and richer, too.
