Sentence examples for as such beyond from inspiring English sources

It is also feminist in an understated way, not declaring any feminist agenda as such, beyond allowing an intelligent woman full agency.

Part of the reason for those design choices is surely cultural, and as such beyond the reach of mere film criticism.

And yet the suspicion remains: that those convictions one arrives at – and fights hardest for – via fraught personal experience are emotional, not rational, and as such beyond reach of most useful debate.

As such, beyond its potential for extending quality years of life, investigation into the primordial prevention of type 2 diabetes and other cardiometabolic diseases is critically important to the future economic viability of health care globally.

The details of the quite complex fitting procedure of the SANS data are discussed elsewhere, as it requires a detailed presentation and is, as such, beyond the scope of this paper.

As such, beyond affording young women with capital to prove their agency, increase their desirability and popularity among peers, sexual exchange relationships with sugar daddies were used as one way of bridging the social and economic inequalities that existed in the study community.

'The socio-technical landscape forms a broad exogenous environment that as such is beyond the direct influence of regime and niche actors' ([13], p. 23).

But what makes its 'justice' count as such goes beyond these particular actions and omissions, lying in the health and orderliness of such a soul contrasted with the chaotic or even tyrannical character of an unjust soul (Burnyeat 2013).

While we present our results in the context of petroleum forensics as a practical application of interest, the scope of our work applies generally to quantitative ((GC times GC)) interpretation and as such, goes beyond the stated application.

In effect, control as dominant empowerment and a strategic veto power; with the capacity to bindingly influence all operations - and as such moving beyond of what, for instance, a regulator of competition oversight would do.

This kind of patient is made of a heterogeneous group of subtypes and, as such, is beyond the scope of this approach; however, they can be generally subdivided into two subtypes those with and without persistent NP.