Sentence examples for beyond the need of from inspiring English sources

But this is Europe, which is meant to be beyond the need of such help.

Conclusion: Beyond the need of a future evaluation about the content fixation by the students, we conclude that the teaching of "point of care" ultrasound in the undergraduate course is promising and the students have been able to develop all the basic skills to perform the procedures.

These sentiments extend beyond the need of travelling for specialist healthcare; respondents reported travelling for basic needs such as groceries, clothing and social events.

Beyond the need of local adaptation [ 12, 13], most of the caveats have pointed out to flaws in their capacity to attribute excess-cases to hospitals by detecting true incident adverse events [ 14- 23].

His fiction carries that extra sensitivity, perceptive and coloured beyond the needs of narrative.

As it turns out, that idea has an appeal that extends far beyond the needs of well-compensated tech employees.

Food far beyond the simple needs of stomachs, and sex (or at least images of it) far beyond the needs of reproduction, bombard the modern man and woman, and are eagerly consumed.

But this sort of detail is far beyond the needs of most users, who will be fine with the free version.

Stretching beyond the needs of blind people from where the idea originated, the new labelling is being offered as an alternative to traditional best before and expiry dates.

But their demand for as much as $10 billion in additional child care aid went far beyond the needs of welfare families.

But with Guantánamo, the administration has gone far beyond the needs of the moment, seeking to ensure in every way possible that the prisoners remain indefinitely beyond the reach of law or scrutiny.