Sentence examples for beyond the third or from inspiring English sources

"Nothing allows you to go beyond the third or fourth year of a drought, and by the fifth or sixth year you're probably gone," he observed.

A lower appeals court had ruled that the state need not educate students beyond the eighth or ninth grade, a position that state lawyers did not challenge in court.

The goal of literacy, which is central to elementary education everywhere, is frustrated not only when a small percentage of the people go to school but also when relatively few of those who do attend advance beyond the first or second grade.

This disturbing impression of the literary pecking order is confirmed (swing five) by a suite of reviews which don't advance beyond the first or last six books of the Bible when you clock in at Book 41 (far be it from me to point out that it's the Gospel according to St Mark, and thus reasonably significant).

Beyond the fourth or fifth year it's hard to keep up the illusion that you're still in training.

As a result, water does not go up beyond the first or the second floor of a building and rarely the third.

Those that have moved successfully beyond the first or second succession will often set up what is called a family office to manage the wealth generated by the business that accrues to family members.

Then we determined whether the query length would theoretically cover the hit full-length coding sequence by calculating whether it was long enough to extend beyond the first or last residue of the hit.

Typically upon screening, the WT strain containing the BRCA1 plasmid failed to grow on GAL beyond the first or second dilution (Fig. 1A,B) and the relative colony forming survival fraction was 0.098±0.089 (i.e., 90.2% of WT cells fail to survive BRCA1 induction; n = 33±1 SE; Fig. 1C).

Only one in 10 is enrolled in school; those who are in school rarely move beyond the first or second grade.

In addition to finding the best alignment, a constrained search process can also find suboptimal alignments, by continuing the search at successive score levels beyond the first, or optimal, one that yields an alignment.