Sentence examples for outcome beyond from inspiring English sources

Any delay in the Microsoft case could have extended the outcome beyond the reach of Ms. Kroes, whose future as the Europe's top competition official will depend on the outcome of June 7 European elections.

A groggy Dickson had also departed by the time Miller cut a lovely line from Smith's clever pass to put the outcome beyond doubt, with Stevenson nipping over in the right corner for a third score with two minutes left.

Any delay in the Microsoft case could have extended the outcome beyond the reach of Mrs. Kroes, whose future as the EU's top competition official will depend on the outcome of June 7 European elections.

Any delay in the Microsoft case could have extended the outcome beyond the reach of Mrs. Kroes, whose future as the E.U.'s top competition official will depend on the outcome of June 7 European elections.

He called for greater regulation of the markets and attacked trading in debt – a process where "almost unimaginable wealth has been generated by equally unimaginable levels of fiction, paper transactions with no concrete outcome beyond profit for traders".

Pushing buttons, building rafts, blowing up hatches, living, dying — all the churning action and melodrama that made "Lost" so addictive in its early seasons — none of it was directly connected to this final outcome, beyond that it constituted "the most important part" of all their lives.

"They didn't seriously consider any of the outcomes beyond minor tile damage".

It means governments have to address how to achieve desirable outcomes beyond the limits of the business case and morality.

But in its report, the OECD finds "limited evidence of improvement in service outcomes beyond the trend already seen in the early 1990s" in both education and health.

In many cases, poll results and professional forecasts offer no information about event outcomes beyond what is already reflected in prediction market prices.

"There are many possible outcomes beyond the liberal, democratic models that we take for granted in our own countries," he said.