Sentence examples for beyond the problems of from inspiring English sources

Beyond the problems of hearing the respondents correctly and not making imaginative suggestions themselves, they face a number of obstacles.

Beyond the problems of language, culture, habits and tradition, something very strong unites us; the suffering and great moments in life are the same wherever you are.

"We're thinking beyond the problems of aging to its potential," said Dr. Gene D. Cohen, the director of the Center on Aging, Health and Humanities at the George Washington University Medical Center.

Beyond the problems of attracting foreign capital, businesses here say they are confronted with numerous local barriers, the most frequently cited being the extremely limited access to domestic capital, and high transportation and electricity costs.

But even beyond the problems of the current fiscal year, state officials have predicted yet another shortfall, of $19 billion, in the budget for the next fiscal year, which Mr. Brown must propose in January.

The potential actions would be the latest mortgage woes for the bank, which is based in Charlotte, N.C., just as it is trying to move beyond the problems of the financial crisis.

Beth Shaw the character gets beyond the problem of originality as any lover does: by living.

Some typologies go beyond the problem of order and help to show the importance of particular factors.

Beyond the problem of the shade, officials also introduced a microclimate for when the roof is closed to regulate the air, eliminate condensation and keep the grass dry.

To invite the Arab world to look beyond the problem of the Palestinians is hardly incitement to abandon their cause, a move that in any case is neither sensible nor morally acceptable.

But one of the questions facing Obama is whether a vision of regional stability and even prosperity in South and Central Asia — beyond the problem of Al Qaeda — is worth the price of prolonged and risky American investments.