Sentence examples for beyond means from inspiring English sources

Come tomorrow, Mr. Ross will settle in through June 20 at the Firebird Cafe, 363 West 46th Street, with a solo program, "Hooray for Love: Steve Ross Sings Cole Porter and Beyond". The "beyond" means that besides Porter (whose birthday will be observed on June 9), he will sing works by Noel Coward, the Gershwins and Stephen Sondheim.

Letting her lead in 2016 and beyond, means safeguarding both the young and the old from the rights that prevents them from obtaining proper education, access to healthcare, civil protection, and equal pay.

Beyond means testing, the most promising strategy on health costs is probably a combination of conservative and liberal ideas.

Knowing what we're going to eat next weekend and beyond means I can get some cooking done early.

Nowadays the ubiquity of the Gates organisation in the charity world, and beyond, means that few are prepared to attack it.

What brought them down was a global debt market that pushed the cost of borrowing beyond affordable levels: markets made the bad habit of living beyond means simply too expensive.

In two brief years of beyond-means living, I went from being more or less viably broke to being tremblingly, authentically in debt.

Principled limits beyond means-ends or practical limits are elusive and hard to justify.

To understand this, we need to go beyond mean-field theory.

In this analysis, we looked beyond mean effects to estimate the impact of the intervention in various subgroups.

Because it provided little information beyond mean A1C, its value as a clinical tool may therefore be limited.