Sentence examples for issues that extend beyond from inspiring English sources
For example, emerging technologies such as drones bring up a host of privacy issues that extend beyond data collection to encompass data processing, the potential for private space to become public, to infringe on bodily privacy (eg an image captured in someone's garden while they're sunbathing).
But he faces one of the most formidable Democratic challengers this year, Gov. Mel Carnahan, and his steadfast support of the 1996 Freedom to Farm Act, which phased out crop subsidies, is hurting him with one of the few issues that extend beyond a single state this year: the problems of grain farmers.
The widespread deployment of new technologies in educational settings raises numerous issues that extend beyond the development of new skills and competencies.
Finding consensus on issues that extend beyond the immediate politics also remains tough in Sacramento.
Serious problems like persistent bedwetting, night terrors, apnea, and narcolepsy can be dangerous by themselves to a child's development, but more than this, these signs may indicate complex underlying physical, environmental, or psychological issues that extend beyond the child's sleep.
All of the above examples illustrate how research teams and sponsors of clinical studies can be confronted with medical issues that extend beyond the traditional role of a researcher or a sponsor but require attention.
But low replication rates are an issue that extend beyond psychology – cancer biology is facing the difficult reality of irreproducible results, and a recent analysis of 67 economics papers found that even if the original authors helped out, only 49% of results were reproducible.
Protecting the Sagrada Familia is an issue that extends beyond questions of architectural merit, though.
The idea that language learning is not only fun, but also an issue that extends beyond the curriculum, was at the heart of the language festival.
But it's an issue that extends beyond the ashram community, and abuse within more casual classes does exist.
I agree that oppression is a universal issue that extends beyond race, but to say that we are beyond racism is just simply not accurate.
