Sentence examples for beyond one day from inspiring English sources

But he must not stay beyond one day; in case of necessity, however, the next day too.

Copeland (1976) and Shalen (1993) state that the causal relationship between trading activity variables, such as volume, open interest and volatility, the three most important factors for traders and portfolio managers, extends beyond one day.

It also feels right when Deng insists that, beyond one day lifting the Bulls to NBA glory, "my big ambition is to win a medal at the London Olympics.

Mr. Lynch, who has also held leadership positions within the Democratic Party, criticized the commission as being so single-minded about advocating nonpartisan elections that it had given little serious study to other methods of increasing voter participation, like same-day registration, lengthening the voting hours beyond one day and allowing noncitizens to vote.

However, we did not find any difference in the proportion of patients remaining in ICU beyond one day between the groups.

However, we do not wish to imply that seeking care beyond one day after illness onset meant that care-seeking was suboptimal.

The idea that our "Otherised" Sudanese fellow countrymen and women from Darfur, the Nuba Mountains and beyond could one day tilt Khartoum's demographic or political scales in their favour is a worrying prospect for some.

He is an opener by trade, but with the lack of a middle-order player pushing for inclusion (Eoin Morgan is clearly talented but as yet has no pedigree beyond one-day cricket), he will be asked to adapt, probably by being Collingwood's direct replacement at five, thus avoiding disruption to a batting order that has started to have a settled feel to it.

Hillary Clinton called the latest intermingling of Donald Trump with Russian President Vladimir Putin "unseemly" and "beyond one's imagination," one day after the Republican nominee appeared on a Kremlin-backed television network.

Sep. 9, 2016, 2 52 p.m. Hillary Clinton called the latest intermingling of Donald Trump with Russian President Vladimir Putin "unseemly" and "beyond one's imagination," one day after the Republican nominee appeared on a Kremlin-backed television network.

He tells me he doesn't "have a plan" beyond wanting, one day, to direct a play at the National theatre – and, oddly, I believe him.