Sentence examples for beyond the necessities from inspiring English sources
"An overarching theme that's occurring across the emerging markets is that the consumer base is blossoming into an income level that allows them to spend money on things beyond the necessities," said Mark D. Luschini, chief investment strategist at Janney Montgomery Scott.
Consumers are even still spending beyond the necessities in the personal-care category, it seems.
Even beyond the necessities, the incidental footage they scrape of retail foot traffic and consumer behavior would be advertising gold to a commercial analytics team.
Beyond the necessities of food, water, and shelter, a key to maintaining emotional and physical well-being -- from our first to our last breath -- resides in our ability to positively connect with people.
The enigmatic portrayal of large, wild beasts on the walls and ceiling at Lascaux suggests a complex early relationship that went beyond the necessities of food or fiber.
In part, this is because human beings can never be sure they know what is and what is not "beyond necessity"; the necessities are not always clear to us.
Beyond the necessity defense, some climate activists are looking at other strategies in the US to challenge the limitations of statutory law and push for urgent governmental action to limit climate change.
The soldiers, weaned on anti-German propaganda, are naively gung-ho, even though they have little or no idea of what they're fighting for beyond the necessity of destroying a demonized enemy.
Kinslor and English (2015) have argued that, beyond the necessity to act rationally, 'the only limitation arising from the case law in relation to the national interest requirement is a requirement to consider potential harm to the Australian community' (p. 47).
I don't love The Box Man, but I love Abe for keeping at it beyond the necessity for resolution in the face of endless antagonism.
We've gone beyond the necessity for public awareness; something has to be done or the planet, as we know it, will perish.
