Sentence examples for not stretch beyond from inspiring English sources
It was clear from the start that the story could not stretch beyond a season or two without being resolved or completely rethought.
A growing number of CEOs praise the private-equity model, which provides a longer time horizon, but even that does not stretch beyond five to seven years.
While Somali money transfers reach nearly half the population, the bulk of foreign aid goes to the federal government whose remit does not stretch beyond Mogadishu and a handful of other urban centres.
Today, Astor's fame may not stretch beyond the kind of indie fan who gets excited about new bands featuring ex-members of Talulah Gosh, but his influence is quietly abundant.
Previously it had been thought that Ancient Rome's influence did not stretch beyond Exeter but the find has resulted in a major archaeological dig that has unearthed more coins, a stretch of Roman road and the remnants of vessels from France and the Mediterranean once full of wine, olive oil and garum – fish sauce.
What money there was has been short lived, and "the KPIs did not stretch beyond a year".
In addition, BOH has not stretched beyond its local market's natural growth in its lending efforts.
His ambitions, though, don't stretch beyond throwing the "most epic party" in the history of the Delta Psi fraternity.
Why would anybody, except those who can't stretch beyond the barest C-Max Hybrid trim, or are unable to live with 10 fewer cubic feet of cargo space, not opt for the plug-in Energi?
The whole rationale behind the murder (whose real intended target was the earl's estranged wife) was insolvency: Lucan was trying to live the life of an aristocrat on an income that couldn't stretch beyond the bourgeois pleasures.
I've mentioned it here several times before, but if your budget doesn't stretch beyond a tenner it's hard to look past Aldi's Philippe Michel Crémant du Jura 2012 (£7.29), a creamy soft champagne-alike, while the Co-operative has £3 off another old favourite, the magnificent Les Pionniers Champagne 2004 (£22.99), if it has to be The Real Thing.
