Sentence examples for problem far beyond from inspiring English sources

CLEWISTON, Fla .— On wind-whipped days when rain pounds this part of South Florida, people are quickly reminded that Lake Okeechobee, with its vulnerable dike and polluted waters, has become a giant environmental problem far beyond its banks.

Says medical ethicist Robert Veatch of Georgetown University, "No doubt the findings suggest a potential problem far beyond this condition".

Emissions are a problem far beyond the Bay and an economical route relieving a portion of your carbon footprint may be enticing to at least a few green-friendly Lyft riders.

Educators have long complained that many students, particularly from poor families, arrive in classrooms with problems far beyond academics that they have few tools to control.

Each correct answer was parsed and questioned in minute detail, and new problems, far beyond the required level, were presented in rapid succession.

That left an overwhelmed, 23-year-old Mr. Forrester to minister to parishioners with problems far beyond a seminarian's ken.

Within five days Lehman had gone bust and it quickly became clear that the world's financial system had problems far beyond a single badly run investment bank and temporarily frozen credit markets.

If you make an offer on a property, be sure to include a contingency for a complete property inspection within a reasonable period of time, along with the right to cancel if that inspection shows excessive wear and tear, or problems far beyond those you are willing to accept.

"If the basic problem is instability -- a problem extending far beyond Iraq/Syria, of course -- then the big question is what if anything the U.S. and its allies can do to restore stability to the region.

His problem went far beyond choreography, however.

That problem extends far beyond Florida.