Sentence examples for beyond the increasing from inspiring English sources

Then, alas, he goes astray:I actually think the issue goes beyond the increasing unwillingness of Chinese authorities to even pretend to listen to Western complaints about human rights.

Indeed, the lines of fragmentation only begin here: beyond the increasing internal debate, al-Qaida and its local affiliates find themselves in direct contest with other, often more established Islamist groups with radically different worldviews and agendas, many of which now enjoy greater popularity because they are not so ready to spill the blood of their fellow Muslims.

Beyond the increasing risk to human development, the increasing population within the western US drives increased demand for municipal water.

For students with more complex and integrated knowledge base, the development of competency in scientific explanation will go beyond the increasing of components and the decreasing of scaffolding.

Beyond the increasing unaffordability of ESI for employees, employers -- big and small -- have the same problem with no end in sight.

To best help our country's children, we, as parents and professionals, need to look beyond the increasing polarization on the "to drug or not to drug" issue.

Beyond agriculture, the increasing use of hydroelectric dams to create energy in the region is also a major threat.

Coaching an N.B.A. team would be a drastic change for Jarvis, beyond the increased games and travel.

"The increase in their physical demands has been above and beyond the increased demands of the Premier League as a whole," he adds.

But beyond the increased cable presence, there are perks: *Beginning with the 2002-2003 season, the first playoff round will grow from a five-game series to a seven-game series, a league official said.

Beyond the increased demand for specialized master's programs like the business-analytics degree I mentioned above, another growing trend is that of offering interdisciplinary degrees.