Sentence examples similar to extending past only from inspiring English sources

Strategy must extend past merely setting a goal.

Keep the plastic wrap only one layer thick and trim off any great excess extending past the membrane layer edge.

Some felt that this should be a requirement for all research, while others specified that access to the intervention being studied should only be extended past the end of the study if no other alternatives are available: "…if it's truly a unique medication for a unique problem then there should be some way in which they can get privileged access".

Sather's mind could change if he can receive decent trade value for his current No. 1 goaltender, Mike Dunham, who, with Bobby Holik and Darius Kasparaitis, are the only Rangers whose contracts extend past next season.

First, reads that are almost fully aligned to the reference sequence (i.e. only a few bases extend past the breakpoint) can be aligned with mismatches in the global alignment portion of the BWA algorithm.

He failed to convince his government and the Sejm that surrender was the only option, and a heated debate extended past the deadline of 13:00.

Their relationship with BoA extended past the production of the film when they choreographed the music video for her song "Only One"—the title track from her seventh studio album.

Mr. Warsoldier, whose hair extends past his lower back, is a Cahuilla Indian who says his religious beliefs allow a haircut only when a relative dies.

Ambitions rarely extend past the horizon.

This is not only because of the complexity of the problem domain but also because of the difficulty in obtaining help from past knowledge and extend past knowledge for solving new problem.

"The problem extends past Al Shabab to anybody with a gun".