Sentence examples for beyond the important from inspiring English sources

Beyond the important symbolism of closing the camp, the more substantive issue was the system of indefinite detention that took place there.

The anti-invasion troika had little stomach to go on resisting Bush, beyond the important limit of refusing to contribute their own troops to the quagmire into which they rightly expected the so-called multinational force to sink.

But if the United States really believes in a diplomatic resolution of Syria's fratricidal war — beyond the important but insufficient goal of chemical disarmament — it needs to pull up a few more chairs to the bargaining table.

Potential applications of this problem extend well beyond the important case of microdata anonymization, to include also optimized task allocation under workload constraints.

One aim of this paper is to present a new version of the relationship between accounting and decision making going beyond the important but now classical answer, ammunition, learning and rationalisation machines.

Beyond the important issues regarding children, there are rewards for adults in following Michelle Obama's example.

Beyond all the important things that Snowden's leaks have revealed, there is something profound it has brought to light also -- the folly of the human mind.

Thus, beyond identifying the important aspects of "community," an even greater challenge is to clearly understand relationships among these various factors and the role in affecting vulnerability and resilience.

Although some differences were foreseen these results went beyond expectations and indicated the important distance this subline showed with other MCF-7 variants.

But barroom philosophy aside that does not provide us with much of a moral framework beyond the very important but minimal requirements of accepting that everyone has the right to be there and standing your round.

Beyond the most important number (monthly sales), I look at Web site traffic; the number of inquiries coming in each day, week, and month; the number of proposals written; and how much each salesman contributes to these totals.