Sentence examples for beyond predominantly from inspiring English sources

Even being compatible won't be enough, since most consumers in countries like India and beyond predominantly consume local programming, even if they do occasionally enjoy Hollywood movies and other international content here and there.

Even being compatible won't be enough, since most consumers in countries like India and beyond predominantly consume local programming, even if they do occasionally enjoy Hollywood movies and other international content here and there.

While globally mobile digital workers may be able to afford the time and cost of moving from their metropolitan centres to 'paradise', to co-work and network with those similarly well-placed, we are not convinced that the Balinese themselves are equally represented in such spaces, beyond predominantly servicing such.

The promise of genomic science cannot, however, be realized in a timely and efficient manner for all human populations unless research moves beyond predominantly individuals of European ancestry; over 90% of all genome-wide association studies so far have focused on people of European ancestry.

Beyond is a predominantly narrative experience that has introduced elements of interactivity in order to heighten the emotional involvement of the player/viewer/interactee.

But its growth has stalled in recent years and church leaders are trying to broaden the SBC's appeal beyond its predominantly white, Southern base.

In places where gun control is less popular, demonstrators pooled together, trying to show that support for their cause extends beyond large, predominantly liberal cities.

In recent months the PKK has stepped up its attacks, killing dozens of Turkish soldiers in and beyond the predominantly Kurdish south-east.

"Assuring Our Credibility," the June memo by the executive editor, Bill Keller, urged "a concerted effort by all of us to stretch beyond our predominantly urban, culturally liberal orientation, to cover the full range of our national conversation".

She gradually developed an aesthetic of her own, developing beyond the predominantly social realist, liberal-conservative fiction of her early works, to the more radically modern, indeed modernist writing of The Conservationist (1974), joint winner of the Booker prize and perhaps her greatest achievement.

As with the previous groups, very little is known about the functions of this group within these fungi beyond the predominantly nuclear localization reported for SpCyp8 [ 11], which is in agreement with its PSORT predicted localization.