Sentence examples for beyond this term from inspiring English sources

"He's never confided in me, but I've never gotten the sense that he wanted to serve beyond this term".

A very important aspect of justification of safe operation beyond this term is the review and validation of the time-limited ageing analyses.

This veneer, he explains, "is crucial not only to the passage of these upzonings but to de Blasio and the speaker's credibility as progressive standard bearers beyond this term, beyond this city".

In order to enhance work participation of cancer survivors beyond this term, prospective data on work disability in the Netherlands are required.

In order to enhance work participation of cancer survivors beyond this term, prospective data on work disability are required and called for.

Hors categorie - French for "out of", or "beyond", category, this term refers to the enormous mountains the riders must get over on the road to Paris.

To many in the Native American community and beyond, the term Redskin is offensive.

Therefore, in his later works, especially in the Perspectiva and Scientia experimentalis, Bacon will define experientia-experimentum in a distinctly new manner, one that takes up and also goes beyond the use of this term in Aristotle and in Bacon's own Questiones from the 1240s.

They also reported how much auscultation training they actually had experienced during this term, beyond the core curriculum training.

And Clark is adamant his side are not gripped by fear that promotion is now beyond their reach this term.

For some marine ecosystems it may be appropriate to expand this term beyond one that emphasizes whales to acknowledge greater importance of pinnipeds or seabirds.