Sentence examples for beyond that further from inspiring English sources

Beyond that, further discussion of tax increases has to be tabled until later in this national debate.

This torsor has been decreased over the years by more than 33%, but beyond that further improvement has become difficult and challenging for car manufacturers.

Beyond that, further contract hiring by the districts has been forbidden, so this window has been closed: almost all staff are now fixed costs and decision space for districts about staff reduced to virtually zero.

This means that further increases beyond 67 will not, as the government has previously suggested, be automatic if longevity rises.

It was also observed that further incubation beyond 72 h, up to 120 h neither reduced the size of nanoparticles nor was economical to harvest appreciable yields.

Participants generally agreed that further rehabilitation beyond that currently organised in the hospital system would benefit stroke patients to achieve optimal recovery.

It is clear that further studies beyond the scope of the present work will be required to resolve and or confirm this interesting observation.

It was noted early in the study that the great majority of patients achieved a plateau in terms of functional and numerical rating by the third postoperative month, and that further improvement beyond this point was minimum.

Study limitations notwithstanding, the results of this preliminary study provide compelling support that additional benefits may be gained from therapy with atomoxetine in patients with ADHD+D that extend beyond ADHD symptom relief, and that further investigation in larger, placebo-controlled trials is warranted.

An intriguing question is whether evolution involves "selection for evolvability" [ 36, 37] or the existence near the edge results from the opportunistic character of the evolutionary process whereby fidelity is increased to the extent strictly necessary but not far beyond that because further increase would incur substantial cost of selection.

Secondly, I will go beyond that to develop further the concept of a national multiculturalism that I have advocated in the context of Britain.