Sentence examples for beyond the points from inspiring English sources

But it does not take long to work beyond the points of agreement, and Mr Clarke's sensible decision to continue to give legal aid in inquests, in asylum cases and in judicial reviews, to discover that the speed and severity of the cuts announced yesterday will once again disproportionately hurt the poorest and most vulnerable.

In 2014 those skills will extend to marketing vehicles beyond the points card.

My frustration goes far beyond the points I made in a recent HuffPost blog post on the hypocrisy of decrying Uganda's policies while turning a blind eye to other offenders around the world.

Inspection of the surface of the graph in Figure 6 shows clearly that a much wider range of interaction of these variables CSR and CERBB is possible beyond the points on the two curves.

Beyond the points debated so far, Thompson et al. [ 18] additionally argue that, given the absence of longitudinal data and the inability to make proper causal inferences once cross-sectional data will be used, it is best to use PR because this overtly signals its " limited inferential value" and thus warns the reader ensuring " truth in advertising".

Antitobacco scaremongering is indeed at, or beyond, the point of being counterproductive.

"Certain frameworks are beyond the point of no return.

Did he extrapolate beyond the point of all credibility?

The industry itself is beyond the point of reform.

It reinvents Kafka's classic beyond the point of recognition.

Three Gorges may be beyond the point of no return, says Mr Huang, but it is not beyond the point of redesign.