Sentence examples for continuing beyond that from inspiring English sources

The UN failed to explain this changed assumption, which appears to fly in the face of current trends, or to show why fertility decline should suddenly stop when it hit replacement level, rather than continuing beyond that point, as has happened to date in all such populations.

It is silent about what will happen if the "lapse of appropriations," as the notice delicately describes the madness, continues beyond that.

Ms. Horchow, who praised Pepperidge Farm "for asking me to spread my gospel" about the benefits of social connections, will work with the company for a year, she said, adding that "it may continue" beyond that.

No word on THR's claim that there's "potential to continue beyond" that.

Asked about links that appeared to continue beyond that date, Damiani refused to comment further.

The grand jury proceedings are scheduled to go on until Nov. 30 but could continue beyond that, said Robert Clifford, Mr. Spota's spokesman.

But as energy companies will be able to allot the permissible output as they choose among plants, some operations may continue beyond that date.

But with Torre entering the final year of his contract -- and unsure if he wants to continue beyond that -- potential replacements are lining up alongside him.

Butler said the committee had agreed for the bill to be presented to parliament on Monday next week, although the debate may continue beyond that date.

Obama and the Republicans agreed to continue those tax cuts for at least two years (they will now probably continue beyond that), thereby lowering tax revenue by $350bn this year, and again in 2012.

But Dean Wroth and other legal experts said last night that date is far from a final deadline and that, if the United States Supreme Court does not overrule the Florida court's decision, the counting might continue beyond that deadline.