Sentence examples for proceeding beyond from inspiring English sources

Second thoughts seem to have stopped him from proceeding beyond a verbal description of "The Cemetery of Solferino," a response to the Franco-Austrian war of 1859 which would have shown two exotic French auxiliaries — a turbaned Zouave and a fez-wearing African "Turco" — brandishing Austrian heads on the points of their bayonets.

Proceeding beyond the first ballot opens up a lot of uncertainty.

While our wonderful electronic tools can help people take non-threatening first steps toward engagement, proceeding beyond that is neither automatic nor inevitable.

Contrarily, the truncated TP fused to the K4E GFP stopped protein import from proceeding beyond the ER.

There was substantial non-participation from the intervention, with only 8.5% (45/527) participants logging on to MoodGYM, and few proceeding beyond the first part of the programme.

Both RPE1 and HCT116 cells showed mtDNA copy number increase both at the last day of irradiation (IR) and after 120 h recovery (REC) in culture, suggesting that the copy number increase is an ongoing process proceeding beyond stimulus withdrawal.

SEX -- Toula and Ian exhibit normal tendencies in a parked S.U.V., but matters don't proceed beyond kissing.

During the swollen state polymerization (SwSP) of thin disks (180 μm) at 195 °C, the initially rapid step growth polymerization slows dramatically beyond IV=1.2 dL/g in 5 h, and is unable to proceed beyond 1.4 dL/g.

In summary, α-HL might have evolved as a smart molecule - which when succeeds in forming functional pore, kills the cell by necrosis and when it fails to proceed beyond membrane bound monomer; it gradually paralyses the cell by apoptosis.

Therefore the policy debates on user-fees removal ought to proceed beyond broad evaluation of the benefits and/ or impact of user-fees removal towards exploring how best to dismantle and address the multiplicity of access and utilisation barriers other than money in differing contexts.

Fewer than half of the country's students enrolled in primary school proceed beyond the fifth grade.