Sentence examples for beyond the temporary from inspiring English sources
Gerhaher sang it from somewhere out in the vastness of the space, beyond the temporary arena.
This model can be utilized to allow a structural analysis to continue beyond the temporary instabilities which would cause singularities in the full static analyses.
Fairway's closing reaches beyond the temporary loss of the community grocery store — as inconvenient as it is, local residents are venturing elsewhere, often by car pool.
Beyond the temporary bump for the building industry that almost always happens, new airports, better ports, schools, and hospitals are lasting things that can provide direct public good.
Beyond the temporary protection issued by Judge Kaplan, Mr. Robertson noted a decision by a panel of international arbitrators in The Hague that granted the company a preliminary injunction that might also block enforcement of the judgment.
But the definition of what is a "safe" borrower could shift, benefiting Brazil, say, and hurting America and Britain.Second, the debt problems in big rich economies go well beyond the temporary effects of the crisis.
A full trial on the merits of the law beyond just the temporary block could happen next.
They noted that the Republican-led House had passed a $61 billion package of cuts covering the remaining seven months of the current fiscal year while the Democratic-controlled Senate had not produced any legislation beyond passing the temporary budget measure drafted by the House.
He fears that like the current visa programs that are beyond his resources, the temporary worker program will entail complicated legal or logistical processes.
The business has moved beyond the familiar temporary roadside stand and now even supports chains like Phantom Fireworks, with 40 "showrooms" in 13 states.
In addition, this would aid Tehran and the P5+1 in building further trust with regards to Iran's real intentions and regional ambitions, ultimately pushing the temporary nuclear deal beyond the finish line and into a permanent and comprehensive nuclear deal.
