Sentence examples for extent far beyond from inspiring English sources

Digital book providers have the potential to track, aggregate, analyse, and disclose reader activity to an extent far beyond anything possible with physical books, it warns.

The invention of printing had diffused education to an extent far beyond what was possible before, and all the churches were interested in reaching the minds of the young.

Actually, the 12-tone procedures he developed so consistently served to restore, to an extent far beyond that which Mahler had been able to achieve within the traditional harmonic framework, the primacy of motivic-contrapuntal development as a musical resource.

But the stakes were raised on April 26, the deadline for submissions to the panel, when the New Zealanders filed a series of affidavits and documents contending that their design program was compromised by OneWorld to an extent far beyond what the Seattle group has admitted.

We confine our study to a relatively thin homogeneous reservoir within a sub-domain of a much larger reservoir, with an areal extent far beyond the immediate area of initial production.

Our results suggest that signaling networks are both dynamically and structurally rewired in cancer cells to an extent far beyond what was previously anticipated.

Modern selfie-infatuation extent went far beyond fashion and subculture causing distinct tendency to non-chemical addiction state transformation requiring evidential scientific identification.

Cutting net immigration to this extent would mean going far beyond immigration policy as it is generally understood: it would mean leaving the European Union, and telling British citizens they can no longer marry who they like, as well as closing our universities to foreign students.

That was a useful, albeit accidental, discovery.Bear in mind, also, that in making the global capital market a safer place, the policy-reform agenda goes far beyond the extent to which developing countries should encourage or discourage particular sorts of inflow.

At its maximum extent, the sea ice reaches far beyond the continental shelf and covers large areas of deep ocean.

An intriguing question is whether evolution involves "selection for evolvability" [ 36, 37] or the existence near the edge results from the opportunistic character of the evolutionary process whereby fidelity is increased to the extent strictly necessary but not far beyond that because further increase would incur substantial cost of selection.