Sentence examples for able to move beyond from inspiring English sources

Turkey and Greece have been able to move beyond their differences over Cyprus.

Without facing that history, intellectuals here argue, Turkey will never be able to move beyond it.

Yet for all its precision, the group, while charming at times, was rarely able to move beyond a commercial blandness.

With too few Afghan security forces to hold the town, the Marines have not been able to move beyond Marja.

On Tuesday, there were two signs that perhaps Yemen would be able to move beyond the increasingly bloody standoff.

The other is that the soft ice cream industry hasn't been able to move beyond vanilla and chocolate.

Using these computer assisted thought experiments we are able to move beyond the typical cartoon picture of the magnetosphere and probe its fundamental physics.

Dissonance, especially seemingly unrelieved dissonance, has simply not been able to move beyond a small, intense band of enthusiasts.

"Even if there were certain kinds of bumps on the road in recent years, we should be able to move beyond it," Mr. Barak said in an interview.

Yet unless his Republican rivals decide to step aside, Mr. Romney will not be able to move beyond the primary campaign for at least two more months.

Getting him out of Yemen right now increases the chances that his country will finally be able to move beyond his repressive rule.