Sentence examples for choices beyond from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'choices beyond' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to express the idea of having more options or possibilities than what has been mentioned or indicated. For example: "The store offers a wide range of products; choices beyond what you would normally find in a big box store."
If there exist choices beyond Arafat or war, they are not offered.
The food was delicious, the service impeccably polite, the choices beyond belief.
Both blogs and indie-rock are part of the "long tail," the countless choices beyond blockbusters that are now infinitely more visible thanks to the Internet.
For the most part, however, Clinton is distrusted in ways that have little to do with her own choices, beyond the choice to be part of public life.
Given the usual shortage of seasonal family choices beyond The Nutcracker (which the Royal Ballet is not doing this year), this is a welcome initiative and has resulted in some major success stories.
In August, the company retooled the Web site to attract a hipper audience by including more content on environmental matters in a section called W.T.F.? (It stands for Want the Facts?) The company expanded its charity choices beyond just environmental matters and has started a petition to create a national do-not-mail list similar to the do-not-call list created by an act of Congress in 2003.
The point of the choices in Beyond is not to make the game replayable but to make you emotionally invested in the story.
(For now, football players have no other viable choice beyond college).
CVS says maintenance choice is valued by its customers because it offers a retail choice beyond programs that mandate prescription delivery by mail.
"Because of our particular geography within the state, there's no choice beyond relocating a far distance and financially being able to support yourself," he said.
It is hard for Russia to build on a past that offers little choice beyond the excessive costs of czarism or Communism.
