Sentence examples for beyond the immediate challenges from inspiring English sources

Unlike the Egyptians, the mathematicians of the Old Babylonian period went far beyond the immediate challenges of their official accounting duties.

Still, Mr. Lakefield looked beyond the immediate challenges to outline where he wants to take the airline, which he has led since David N. Siegel resigned as chief executive in April.

But beyond the immediate challenges of finding a place to live in a state with a perpetual shortage of housing, property owners could face a number of challenges in trying to rebuild.

In the meantime, the immediate challenges are piling up.

While the immediate challenges are grim, the future is bright.

The immediate challenge is to improve education quality and resources.

Looking beyond the immediate fiscal challenges, Mr. Obama expressed optimism about one major goal — immigration legislation — and caution about another, climate change.

If President Obama takes his own advice from his address before the same body last year "to summon the foresight to look beyond immediate challenges," he should seize the opportunity of his address before the General Assembly to reaffirm U.S. support for universal values of human rights.

Beyond uniting America, the more immediate challenge for the next Democratic President will be overcoming some difficult math.

Telegram's immediate challenges go beyond the ICO at this point.

The most immediate challenge is Southampton.