Sentence examples for check beyond from inspiring English sources

The statement that learning to fly "isn't all that difficult" ("In Choosing a Flight School, Check Beyond the Cockpit," Oct. 29) is overly simplistic.

For instance, just going home has become a reality check beyond compare for me.

Typically, Reid said, the upfront advance is so high that the royalty regime is mostly academic: Digital platforms rarely generate enough money to send labels a check beyond the original advance.

Prohibit the expansion of firearm background checks beyond federal standards?

A competing measure that would have prohibited background checks beyond what is mandated by federal law failed.

Ministers have already pushed the introduction of the checks beyond Easter to avoid chaotic scenes over the weekend break.

The report said the BBC's executive board "applied insufficient scrutiny" to the project during 2011 and the first half of 2012, with no formal checks beyond the reports prepared by the project management office.

In 2014, a supreme court judgment dramatically expanded the definition of those who should be subject to DoLS checks beyond hospitals to care homes and other types of accommodation.

The paper shows that, by an appropriate choice of a rich assertional language, it is possible to extend the utility of symbolic model checking beyond the realm of BDD-represented finite-state systems into the domain of infinite-state systems, leading to a powerful technique for uniform verification of unbounded (parameterized) process networks.

"If the BBC had better governance and reporting for the programme, it would have recognised the difficulties much earlier than May 2012". The report said the BBC's executive board "applied insufficient scrutiny" to the project during 2011 and the first half of 2012, with no formal checks beyond the reports prepared by the project management office.

His predecessor, Brodie Clark, was suspended and then resigned, saying his position was untenable, after claims he had relaxed checks beyond what had been authorised by ministers.