Sentence examples for beyond that challenge from inspiring English sources

Beyond that challenge lies the much thornier question of whether DeepMind's chosen combination of a deep neural network and reinforcement learning could, on its own, ever lead to conceptual cognition — not only a fluency with the mechanics of, say, 2001's Sub Command but also an understanding of what a submarine, water, or oxygen are.

Beyond that challenge lies the much thornier question of whether DeepMind's chosen combination of a deep neural network and reinforcement learning could, on its own, ever lead to conceptual cognition not only a fluency with the mechanics of, say, 2001's Sub Command but also an understanding of what a submarine, water, or oxygen are.

Beyond that there is the challenge of how to avoid making "we" into a singular identity (as in "we Americans").

"Women's health" has maternal and reproductive health at its core, but goes beyond that to include emerging challenges that are both practically exclusive to women like cervical and breast cancer or particularly common among them, such as depression, the increasing consumption of tobacco, and obesity [ 14].

It started Wednesday afternoon as rumors spread in Canberra and beyond that there would be a challenge to Mr. Rudd from within the party.

For starters, although it may be easy to find a great place to eat (Mexican restaurants, El Salvadoran pupuserias, etc), buying goods and services beyond that would quickly become a challenge for even the most dedicated Latino.

Beyond that a host of other challenges, large and small, will vie quickly for American attention.

But we need to move beyond that and challenge our perception of the world.

Over against this there is in most cultures a concurrent rivalry with other religions, with their contrary doctrinal claims, and beyond that, the challenges of secular wisdom and unbelief.

Mr. Plunkett said that beyond challenging the act as unconstitutional, he would be focusing extensively on whether the board's denial of a special permit for modification "substantially burdened" the school's ability to exercise religion.

Shankar understood that Flint's water crisis went beyond the challenge of protecting locals from lasting bodily harm.