Sentence examples for and likely beyond from inspiring English sources

Even then, uncertainty will continue up to and likely beyond the inauguration on January 20 , 2017

"Its failure would have sent shockwaves through the entire insurance industry" and likely beyond.

Therefore, we conclude that volcanic activity played a critical role in driving centennial to millennial-scale Holocene temperature variability in Greenland and likely beyond.

Still elusive, though -- and likely beyond its reach -- is the biggest record of them all, more than $600 million earned at the North American box office by "Titanic" (1997), the most successful theatrical run in movie history.

But if there is any doubt that Univision will remain the most dominant player in Hispanic media for the foreseeable future -- and likely beyond -- yesterday's announcement should dispel it.

Porter, for his part, said he wanted only to help his team, though for the next nine days — and likely beyond — Missouri fans and basketball analysts will wonder if Porter's return to the lineup was actually disruptive.

With more than $2.9 billion in box office and home entertainment sales and rentals exceeding an estimated $600 million worldwide for the first three films of the four-film series, The Hunger Games also spawned plenty of merchandising opportunities that push the total gross revenue toward -- and likely well beyond -- the $4 billion range in just a four-year period from 2012 through today.

That road ahead stretches to the horizon and likely well beyond; the journey is by no means over, but every step forward is one to celebrate.

For the majority of the gene conversion events observed in this region, two homologous gene copies of the mat chromosomes were completely homogenized, indicating that gene conversion tracts (the DNA region affected by conversion) were large and continuous, and likely extended beyond the region of the gene investigated herein.

And most likely beyond, because Blizzard is an absolute juggernaut when it comes to this sort of thing, and you're safest by simply staying out of its lane.

Thirdly, the sample being population-based suggests that our results are generalizable for the Norwegian setting and very likely beyond.