Sentence examples for address beyond the from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the article left me pondering an important question that it did not address: beyond the influence of my family and the political climate of the 1980s and 1990s, what accounts for my ideological views (and those of my fellow thirtysomething academics)?

It was a message addressed beyond the crowded conference hall in Brighton to her vast television audience.

Unless you believe the United States can simply withdraw from the world, a popular but naïve view, that essential strategic question needs addressing beyond the Iraq tactics before Congress this week.

Spam is different than normal junk mail in that there is no incremental cost to sending e-mail to addresses beyond the targeted market.

"This addresses beyond the more technical issues - for example where you mark the right limb to make sure you take off the correct limb, for example.

The people who control the use of internet domains, Icann (Internet Committee for Assigned Names and Numbers), announced in June they were extending the suffixes used for web addresses beyond the existing 22 (.com,.net,.uk, etc).

The interaction between trade liberalization and the global rise of non-communicable diseases [ 2], the public health effects of climate change [ 3], the health impacts of global migration [ 4], and the impact of social determinants on individual health [ 5], all illustrate the broader determinants of health that must be addressed beyond the confines of the health sector.

Given that it's real, is it something we need to address beyond scolding the young that "old people smell" is an offensive descriptor?

"What we Talk About When We Talk About Art" (keynote address) Beyond Occularcentrism Symposium, The Tate Modern Museum, November, 2002.

The new inquiry, ordered by Gen. David H. Petraeus, commander of American forces in the Middle East, "will also address circumstances beyond the tactical level," according to an official statement.

Likewise, robot collectives have the ability to address tasks beyond the reach of single robots, and promise more efficient parallel operation and greater robustness due to redundancy.