Sentence examples for beyond experts from inspiring English sources

But it is also a popular destination for wealthy and prominent patients from the Middle East, Russia and beyond, experts say.

Orbiting at 51.6 degrees, the new station could no longer act as the perfect jumping-off point for the Moon and beyond, experts said.

While it has sent shockwaves throughout the Gulf region and beyond, experts believe the purge is more about internal Saudi politics than regional concerns.

In contrast to the situation in the USA, the debate in EU countries went beyond expert circles and involved more NGOs and citizen groups.

New York City, which faced a looming electricity crisis last summer as more computers and air-conditioners bought in a booming economy bumped up against the limits of the local power supply, now has all the energy it needs through at least the middle of next year and perhaps beyond, electricity experts say.

OO Epic Middle East Heat Wave Could Be Global Warming's Hellish Curtain-Raiser - with record-shattering temperatures this summer scorching countries from Morocco to Saudi Arabia and beyond, climate experts warn that this could be a harbinger of worse to come.

The book, published by Yad Ben-Zvi Press and the University of Texas Press, contains details of archaeological discoveries and theories little known beyond expert circles, as well as some new and archival photographs that have rarely been seen before.

Whereas the "frontier" and "grand challenges" convey many layered historical meanings, a distinct metaphorical appeal, and have become popularized beyond expert's communities, the RRI discourse, though the most ambitious one, has not yet shaken off its roots in the bureaucratic structures of the European Commission.

The credentials of his roster of culinary talent go beyond expert training and esteemed awards.

However, beyond expert opinions it remains unclear what medical students in Germany know about these or other global health issues.

Also, parallel treatment may be sensible from a practical standpoint, given that in the current treatment culture addiction and mental health settings generally are separated and efforts to unify and integrate treatment services for comorbid clients have lagged well beyond expert recommendations (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration [SAMHSA] 2002).