Sentence examples for are blurred with from inspiring English sources

The danger of simply adding this responsibility to the current minister for business' portfolio is that the specific needs and differences between men and women in business are blurred with a two-birds-one-stone mentality.

Like the shift from Web 1.0 to Web 2.0 the lines are blurred, with some companies– like Google back then and Groupon today— straddling two worlds.

Both the fluorescence and photographic calibration images are blurred with a Gaussian filter of 7.30 mm full width at half maximum (FWHM) to suppress small scale non-uniformities of the calibration paper sheet itself.

Although Fig. 2 presents these as distinctive disciplines, in truth, the boundaries between them are blurred with experts often crossing between them, deploying theories, approaches, tools, and methods from closely related fields.

As in other developing countries, the boundaries between the different elements of the system are blurred with personnel, equipment and medication moving between for-profit and not-for-profit sectors (Bloom, Standing, & Lloyd, 2008).

For that, images are blurred with the kernel that has a half-width of ∼1/10 of sarcomere length, and through processing of local maxima, the oscillatory part is extracted.

But in this recession, when magazines are losing advertisers, the lines between advertising and editorial content are blurring — with few repercussions from the society.

More and more, the lines are blurring with the way people access the web.

Capitalism-focused business models and do-good non-profit characteristics are blurring, with an increasing number of enterprises developing scalable business models that aim to make a difference.

Serena Williams made no excuses, her eyes were blurred with post-match tears.

Right or wrong, the arguments for rescuing homeowners are likely to be blurred with arguments for rescuing home prices.