Sentence examples similar to extend beyond limits from inspiring English sources

These partnerships extend beyond the limits of 120th Street.

One message written by a Navy official hailed the "good news" that the Justice Department agreed with the Navy, "over NOAA objection," that the environmental law "does NOT extend beyond the limits of our territorial waters".

This control can extend beyond the limits of copyright protection — as in cases where the author has assigned the copyright to someone else, like a publisher, or when the term of copyright has elapsed.

Fielding's sightless subjects project a vitality that seems to extend beyond the limits of self-consciousness.

Society's reflexivity Institutional arrangements have to be developed, which make a reflection of options of societal action possible, which extend beyond the limits of particular problem areas and individual aspects of problems.

I am suggesting that we may discover and influence conditions whose equilibrium would allow the human lifespan to extend beyond predictable limits.

Auditory memory in the monkey does not appear to extend beyond the limits of working memory.

Many patients will likely need to eclipse the 800 mg threshold and pharmacies and insurance companies should be aware of the requirements that may extend beyond approval limits.

Cauterization in the "early" cases (i.e., where the cancer did not extend beyond the limits of the uterus) and palliation for the more advanced were thus standard practice in Britain for much of the nineteenth century.

Four of the groups (A, BI, C and DG) appear to utilize the majority of the research area whereas the territories of groups E and F probably extend beyond the northwestern limits of the research area and group H's territory extends southeastward.

A hallmark of cancer is the rapid growth of abnormal cells that extend beyond their usual limits and invade adjoining parts of the body or spread to other organs, a process known as metastasis.