Sentence examples for beyond this country from inspiring English sources
The phrase "beyond this country" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to locations, situations, or contexts that exist outside the borders of a specific country.
Example: "The issues we face are not just local; they extend beyond this country and require international cooperation."
Alternatives: "outside this nation" or "across borders".
Now, belatedly, Le Monde has dedicated an entire page to her, while other newspapers and magazines have suddenly "discovered" the petite dark-haired woman who, beyond this country's borders, has become France's best known living writer.
KABUL, Afghanistan — Armed with assault rifles and an explosives-laden vehicle, three men tried to attack an Indian consulate in eastern Afghanistan on Saturday, killing at least nine people and offering a brutal reminder that tensions beyond this country's borders threaten to fuel the conflict here long after the United States and its allies depart.
There are many more such women in Australia, and more still beyond this country's borders.
It is through this service that my head -- and my heart -- have also led me beyond this country, to the other side of the globe, where I have met and treated some of the world's poorest and least fortunate children and families.
And Washington must realize that the urgency of the situation is heightened by what is happening beyond this country's borders.
It is likely, however, that our findings will have broader application beyond this country since the nature and detail of the breast screening program in Australia is similar to those throughout much of UK and Europe, and the values and principles discussed by the experts are well recognised worldwide.
By Inauguration Day, Jan . 20 the confusion, anger and ill will of these past three weeks would be multiplied beyond anything this country has ever seen.
"It's a good time to be an African-American-based company talking about our role in this country beyond, O.K., jazz.
So we can go out with confidence that we are created, we are given unalienable rights, and God has blessed this country beyond anything we could have imagined.
Two weeks ago, Mr. Williams, 19, lost his job in Rhode Island because, he says, he cannot prove to his employer that he will be in this country beyond Sept. 28.
"But the United States continues to be concerned about Hezbollah's terrorist activities that go well beyond the borders of this country".
