Sentence examples for beyond essentials from inspiring English sources

Beyond essentials, she says, she stopped buying.

She spent many years too sick to do much beyond essentials.

This article goes beyond essentials to address this week's theme for Forbes Entrepreneurs: Finding and Pitching to the Customer.

Several months ago (before we left for our 7,000+ mile road trip), we couldn't believe how much stuff we've accumulated since we gave up our fast of "not buying anything beyond essentials". We couldn't believe the stuff we've accumulated in our closets, our garage, our toyboxes, our offices, etc.

These are people whose tasks include clearing, verifying and educating; their work is beyond essential.

To conservatives like Mr. Fukuyama, government wore out people's trust by extending its sphere of actions beyond essential functions like national defense to thorny social problems like poverty and racial injustice, which were much harder to solve through government action.

Though the agency has stated it will recall a "significant portion" of its personnel to work without pay, it has also indicated there will be a lack of support for much beyond essential service.

While that, of course, is beyond essential for creating the foundation for a safe and welcoming workplace, it is by no means a panacea.

First, beyond underscoring that health facilities, goods and services must be equally accessible and equitably distributed, the Comment provided little clarity on which health services, facilities and services fall within the minimum core beyond essential medicines and underlying determinants such as food, basic shelter, housing, sanitation and water [ 5, 64].

To be sure, this is about the minimum obligation, which applies to all countries, regardless of their income levels: the general legal obligation to realize the right to health progressively extends beyond essential medicines to a general duty to ensure access to all medicines that may improve people's health.

Beyond essential hypertension, efferent sympathetic traffic is logically linked with the three major physiologic features identified as the renal component of the "cardiorenal syndrome" [ 23, 24]: excess renin release, rightward shift of the pressure-natriuresis relation and reduced renal blood flow and glomerular filtration rates.