Sentence examples for moving beyond merely from inspiring English sources

In particular, adding reputed industry players Cisco and American Express will not harm its chances of moving beyond merely facilitating payments.

States need to move beyond merely revoking licenses of unfit police officers, though.

The government must move beyond merely developing ambitious policies — it must also ensure that these policies aren't corrupted.

It is time to move beyond merely improving the old education model; it's time for education systems to transform.

"With enactment of this legislation the United States government will move beyond merely isolating the Castro regime," the statement said.

Computers have moved beyond merely matching bids with offers or arbitrating between adversaries; they now can incorporate into the negotiations factors that people may not have considered.

Foundation leaders have hailed the new plan as evidence that they are prepared to move beyond merely isolating Mr. Castro's regime.

Democrats would do well to move beyond merely decrying the problems to offering ways to invest in public-private partnerships that actually do something about them.

As both human and ecological problems become ever more pressing, the new millennium is witnessing an emerging environmentalism that moves beyond merely preserving pristine wilderness and also calls for clean air and water as human rights as well as environmental necessities.

Professor Odden said that it was far too early to determine whether students were learning more as a result of the program, but that studies of the Kentucky program in the mid-1990's had shown that to sustain long-term gains, schools had to move beyond merely "teaching to the test".

That's been old news for almost a decade… But we've moved beyond merely thinking orders at machinery.