Sentence examples for stretch beyond that from inspiring English sources

The support for Europe has to stretch beyond that.

The ceasefire was due to run for six months and it is still unclear whether it will stretch beyond that limit.

Pacific Daylight Time Wednesday, though officials from both sides said that talks could easily stretch beyond that if progress continued to be made.

However, this date is understood to be a target with the intention of focusing minds rather than a firm deadline and talks could stretch beyond that date.

But as Ms. Khousal's story suggests, their role sometimes stretches beyond that.

It was not just the drama of stopping the clock inside the old mark that lit up the Olympic Stadium; the achievement of Jeter, Allyson Felix, Tianna Madison and Bianca Knight stretches beyond that.

These successful case studies show us that the limits of directed evolution will be defined by our own imagination, and in some cases, stretching beyond that.

When either side stretches beyond that uncomfortable consensus, there usually is a counterreaction.

In the last fifty years or so, a chain of thinkers from von Neumann to Kurzweil via Vernor Vinge have stretched beyond that, to develop the idea of the 'Singularity' – a point at which the present human-led era ends as the first super-human AIs take charge of their own development and begin to hyper-evolve in ways we can scarcely imagine.

Before she died, she probably stood in line along East Hastings Street or East Powell Street where soup kitchens have lines stretching beyond that block and the next and down the corner.

Disagreements between governors and lawmakers routinely have stretched beyond that self-imposed deadline, and at times the state has gone weeks or months into a new financial year without a budget.