Sentence examples for widened far beyond from inspiring English sources

But the dispute has now widened far beyond its origins.

If these are not plugged, Germany's public deficit, already close to the EU euro-zone's permitted limit of 3%, will probably widen far beyond that mark.

And they extend far beyond the quarterback.

But Mr. Conyngham said the workers widened the stream far beyond its original channel and churned up bank gravel that will be deposited downstream.

As for affirmative action, Mr Jealous widens his horizon far beyond the NAACP's black base and its core issue of race.

Gordy established his company in 1959 and it created a new kind of black sound that appealed to a steadily widening audience, going far beyond a minority ethnic appeal.

Indeed, among Unsworth's ideas for the city centre area is a school: one of the ways that this environment can capture the family market and widen the demographic far beyond the 25-35 year olds targeted by the early developers, who were too often dependent on propping up a fantasy market of restaurant-going couples – so often shown in glossy publicity material.

Perhaps most importantly, GDPR will apply to any businesses offering services to customers located in the EU, thus widening the regulatory scope far beyond EU-based enterprises.

Not only that, as a company, it widens the candidate pool far beyond a fifteen-mile radius of our headquarters, so we can find the best people no matter where they live.

US Airways, which has suffered widening losses in recent months, far beyond those felt at other airlines because of the economic slowdown, now has to devise a new strategy to prosper as an independent airline serving millions of passengers in critical cities like Washington, New York and Boston.

This goes far beyond simply widening access to decision making.