Sentence examples for is widening beyond from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ross's Jimmy may be a lowly trash collector, but his world is widening beyond the strictly Roman Catholic one he was born into — his craving for gefilte fish, it turns out, is only the beginning.

The possibility is increased when the picture is widened beyond woodland birds to all species.

If this option still does not offer a solution, the search is widened beyond the scope of the department and the helpers in the whole hospital are taken into account.

But Helen's formal schooling was widening beyond Annie's tutelage.

As the DUP leadership briefed that it would be prepared to vote down the budget at the end of this month unless it received guarantees over the backstop, a sense that the crisis was widening beyond Brexit gripped Westminster.

One aide said on Saturday that the number of Senate Republicans behind the three senators was widening beyond the 8 or 10 they had anticipated, with lawmakers — heavily influenced by Mr. Powell's stance — preparing to soon go public with their views.

The MPC noted the recovery in the UK economy was widening beyond consumer spending.

However, only with more homes can eligibility be widened beyond those most in need.

For their wonderful second album, "Bande à Part" (Luaka Bop), the aesthetic has been widened beyond Brazilian sounds, though the arrangements remain acoustic.

"Once we have evidence of the levels of demand, we will then consider whether the criteria can be widened beyond those opting for a vocational specialism".

A huge worldwide effort will be needed to meet the 2030 target of 90% diagnosis – with 80% of those eligible treated – said the authors, who pointed out that screening programmes would have to be widened beyond pregnant women alone.