Sentence examples for beyond the section from inspiring English sources
The phrase "beyond the section" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that is located or occurring outside of a specific section or part of a document, text, or area.
Example: "The information you need can be found beyond the section on financial projections."
Alternatives: "outside the section" or "after the section".
Beyond the section titles, The Romanovs is a conventional, and rather old-fashioned, popular history, in the Antonia Fraser mould.
As the show moves beyond the section devoted to the Windsors, stronger work by the era's great designers comes into play.
This evening in your office Kroff reads beyond the section with which you are familiar, which was taken up in a recent class and had not elicited much commentary from the other students.
This reporting structure would underscore the broader responsibility of the ECD focal points beyond the section in which they are housed and provide accountability to keep cross-cutting efforts moving forward.
He was being punished: he had lived his formative years in the county while disdaining to learn its geography, beyond the sections proximate to his ego and his selfish needs.
Beyond that, the section titled "Fending Off Racism" betrays a faith in that most outmoded of social tools: the Professional Black Friend.
Bonus depreciation, which allows capital equipment to be written off at a faster rate beyond what the Section 179 deduction allows, has been extended and applies to the first $2 million spent, he said.
But beyond that, the sections on Pakistan are a mixture of potted history and justifications of her reign and that of her father.
A security official said the house was built in 2004, just beyond the boundaries of the section of town where Kakul Military Academy is located.
We look at how the Court interpreted section 297 CDPA and how it has seemingly broadened the scope of the section beyond the original intention behind the provision: protecting encrypted broadcasts from pirates.
It is shown that large plastic penetrations arising from bending and autofrettage can residually stress the section beyond its yield point: in tension and in compression across both its halves.
