Sentence examples for an aim beyond from inspiring English sources

If The Italians has an aim beyond informing and entertaining its readers, it is to try to explain the countless paradoxes that outsiders encounter in a society that is rarely straightforward and in which what you see is seldom what you get.

Washington had long denied any aim beyond cutting fraud and violence, but Gates described the effort as a "clumsy and failed putsch".

If, in 18 months, such equipment were to be invented – an aim apparently pushing beyond the boundaries of physics today – it would certainly cost as much as five to 10 times the equipment it replaces.

This is why they have insisted that the border will open only in accordance with an old protocol that would let the Fatah-dominated PA, and not Hamas, control the crossing.Hamas remains committed to the immediate aim, beyond a ceasefire, of forcing an end to the siege, preferably by obliging Egypt to open its border.

This was interpreted in terms of a new hypothesis, according to which goalkeepers never aim beyond a critical distance.

Additionally, only some of the systems aim beyond tackling a medical problem, toward sharing the new knowledge with other researchers, be they partner institutions or the general public.

Yet there were few details of the alternatives, and this was not a speech aimed beyond the Labour tent.

Others think that he is right to hire dynamic new bankers with big pay packets at a time when talent is available, and to aim beyond Lazard's traditional business.

Therefore, the design of the diffusers must aim, beyond aesthetic aspect, the ability to provide a good mixing between the jet and the ambient air.

On the other hand, Chang et al. (2006) suggested that government ownership offers firms with long-term corporate aim beyond short-term profit maximization, in turn, has a positive effect on firms' innovation.

He must always aim beyond the limits of tolerance.