Sentence examples for widely beyond from inspiring English sources
The phrase "widely beyond" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that extends far beyond a certain limit or expectation. Example: "The impact of the new policy reaches widely beyond the initial target group, affecting the entire community."
Ms. Rometty, 54, is well known within the technology industry, but not widely beyond.
I used to operate a positive discrimination programme to ensure I reviewed widely beyond the so-called "big four" venues.
Published late last month with little fanfare, the study was not circulated widely beyond budget watchers and the financial press.
As with Chanel and Fendi, Mr. Lagerfeld does not venture widely beyond his role in design, and this can be maddening for corporate types.
Officials in the national intelligence director's office worry about opening the surveillance too widely beyond the security agency and the F.B.I. for fear of abuse, Mr. Edgar said.
The Internet and social media have made it far easier for unauthorized ads to be seen more widely, beyond the agency employees who create them and the judges of the awards shows in which the ads may be entered.
In addition, the council believes that winning the Guardian Public Service Awards will mean its work on financial self-sufficiency can be shared more widely and beyond local authorities.
The president of the Manhattan lawyers' association, James B. Kobak Jr., said his group had consulted people widely, but "beyond that I really don't care to respond".
As far from stylish as they get, up until now Carrie's wardrobe has been widely classes as "beyond help".
It just wasn't very widely known beyond Cornwall".
It is unquestioningly accepted at home and widely used beyond the euro area's borders.
