Sentence examples for and arguably beyond from inspiring English sources

"It'd be very difficult for us to be taken seriously in the corridors of world sport and arguably beyond".

So we began early on to grapple with larger issues that had a larger impact across the state and, arguably, beyond the state.

But he wanted to avoid mentioning the so-called golden era of Hugh Cudlipp's Daily Mirror, which emerged in the late 1940s and continued into the mid-1960s arguablyuabeyondeyond that.

In truth, the building hums with a quiet self-confidence that comes from the recognition that Aardman is one of the tiny handful of British film companies that has turned its cottage-industry beginnings into an established, successful and profitable enterprise – and arguably beyond that to national institution status.

Above and, arguably, beyond the comprehensive physical is the time that executive health programs afford their clients for one-on-one physician consultations.

Yet this was not a defeat that Zuckerman would easily accept, as is amply demonstrated by his later war work and, arguably, beyond.

The combination of the financial risk transfer, cashflow implications, management costs and risk management itself and the costs of learning and adapting are arguably beyond the risk appetite of many agencies.

The event, now in its seventh year, has been instrumental in taking the genre (and arguably its complementary lifestyle) beyond a particular historical moment or community.

This approach is valid and arguably, we think, goes beyond a comparison with studies that define activity within gross anatomical structures (e.g. 'insula', 'posterior insula' 'cingulate'frontaltal cortex', etc)., as is the case for the references (2,3,4,5,6,12) cited within the paper by Davis and colleagues.

"The Bush people were willing to do whatever it took to push the envelope and, arguably, in some cases push beyond the envelope," said Chris Lehane, who was Mr. Gore's press secretary.

It'd be beyond insufficient and arguably negligent.