Sentence examples for beyond what is considered from inspiring English sources

Yet, so many soldiers, sailors, airmen, and Marines continue to partake at levels far beyond what is considered normal.

"I was shocked and I did not massage beyond what is considered a safe, nonsexual area of the abdomen," she said.

It's Saturday, though, so a tricky entry about, say, the brain crossed with a very tricky clue about a SLATE ROOF is not beyond what is considered fair.

With exhibitions that have surveyed graffiti and comics, the Fondation Cartier has taken on topics that go beyond what is considered museum-worthy.

Alice, however, has confounded the audiologist's prediction: she is at a mainstream school and learning music alongside other six-year-olds, and has language skills beyond what is considered "age-appropriate" for a hearing-impaired child.

It concludes that "while the range of potential varieties that a region can ripen will expand in many cases, if a region is a hot climate maturity type and warms beyond what is considered viable, then grape growing becomes challenging and maybe even impossible".

The fighting was particularly dangerous as fighting was a surprise and a custom unknown to the Soviet players, some of whom escalated the fighting beyond what was considered acceptable in North America.

To succeed in this new information-based and highly technological society, students need to develop their capabilities in STEM to levels much beyond what was considered acceptable in the past".

However from late part of 1980s and during the 1990s it was realised that the cost of health care escalated beyond what was considered to be sustainable.

Caution needs to be taken when interpreting our results as 16% of the original respondents were excluded due to over-reporting sedentary participation, beyond what was considered 'achievable' during a normal school week or weekend.

Similarly, the patient's social support might extend beyond the boundaries of what is considered the family in Canada, possibly involving various members of the extended family, clan, tribe, ethnic or religious kins.