Sentence examples for which moves beyond from inspiring English sources
First, IPA has a commitment to an analysis which moves beyond the descriptive to the interpretative, but an interpretative grounded in the close reading of the participant's account.
To this end, the paper proposes an alternative model of CRM progress which moves beyond transactions and customer insight and encourages citizens to co-produce the public services they consume.
Gulliver is duly intrigued and impressed by this act of self-promoting environmental commitment, which moves beyond changing lightbulbs and asking guests to separate their towels.(Photo credit: The Langham, Auckland).
Indeed there is now a quite elegant body of rigorous theory growing up around neural field models with multiplicative stochastic forcing, as exemplified in the paper by Krüger and Stannat [18] using multiscale analysis, which moves beyond formal perturbation methods, to understand front propagation in particular.
PREVAIL could continue on its trajectory of vaccinating 27,000 Liberians, the initial number set to prove whether or not the vaccines are effective in phase three of the trial which moves beyond testing for safety and aims to prove efficacy.
There is also merit in adopting an organisational approach which moves beyond the perpetrator and the victim to reveal how the culture of an organisation can facilitate or prevent violence.
Integrated approaches are required, which move beyond sectoral, policy and disciplinary silos.
Throughout the Nineties rappers have been given a chance to play roles in films which move beyond their music persona.
Unlike, say, IBM, which moved beyond machines to "solutions" that involve consulting and implementation, the Pitti Filati spinners still make just yarn.
The next time someone asks me what advantage poetry holds over prose, I will point to these lines, which move beyond the description of pain to its tangible embodiment.
Designer Christopher Bailey created a subtle, nuanced collection which moved beyond the obvious pole stars of British menswear (Savile Row, punk, Bond, country gent) to celebrate instead the more eccentric, colourful, offbeat style of David Hockney and Alan Bennett.
