Sentence examples similar to move beyond one off from inspiring English sources

Now the company is moving beyond one-off appearances and transitioning into ongoing, full-length events, whether it's the aforementioned Holiday show, a recently announced tour featuring a hologram of Whitney Houston, and even a totally holographic comedy club featuring performances from deceased greats like Richard Pryor opening as part of Jamestown, New York's National Comedy Center next year.

However, spokesperson Christian Averill told me that today's announcement signals the company's intention to move beyond one-off experiments and actually "productize" these efforts.

To move beyond one-off experiments and individual campaigns, Audience Entertainment needs to put its tools into the hands of more developers, advertisers, and filmmakers.

But content marketing is undergoing a revolution as brands move beyond "one-off" executions to full-blown continuous storytelling.

Maybe these voters are the ones who have moved "beyond" race, at least in terms of their candidate selection.

This understanding moves beyond a one gene-one phenotype model and can accelerate translation of discovery into improved infection control.

"As children don't start off on an equal footing, policy-makers need to move beyond a one-size-fits-all approach to tailor policies and programmes that help close the inequality gap".

McLeish suggests that companies: "Categorize iWorkers by what they need" and then "Move beyond a one-size-fits-all mentality".

His picture imagines the story beyond the one-off act of impregnation.

Time will tell whether these types of studies establish worth that goes beyond provocative one-offs.

Moving Beyond Trade Offs The great progressive economist Arthur Okun entitled one of his most famous books Equality and Efficiency: The Big Trade-Off.