Sentence examples for blurring from inspiring English sources

This is not just about creating the formal medical leaders of the future, but blurring the boundaries between leadership and medical roles and providing core leadership skills to all.

Also blurring genres to great effect were Marcel Theroux's Strange Bodies (Faber), a speculative page-turner that takes in everything from Dr Johnson to reincarnation, and Javier Marías's The Infatuations (Hamish Hamilton), a metaphysical murder mystery.

Tracy Siska, a criminologist and civil-rights activist with the Chicago Justice Project, said that Homan Square, as well as the unrelated case of ex-Guantánamo interrogator and retired Chicago detective Richard Zuley, showed the lines blurring between domestic law enforcement and overseas military operations.

Despite blurring her face, her car registration number and house were clearly recognisable in the photo, negating any attempts at anonymisation.

At a time when reforms to education are causing teachers to take on more tasks – and blurring the lines between levels of leadership as a result – these are all options to consider.

Now, as in Mr Martin's realm of Westeros, where the reader is always being apocalyptically assured that "winter is coming", their world is undergoing great change.The iron phoneAs the web becomes something that lives through and on the phone, and software something handled in a cloud, the clear lines that once defined territories and strategies are blurring.

The startling electoral performance of the MMA took it to provincial power in the areas blurring into Afghanistan, where American soldiers are still hunting al-Qaeda terrorists.Anti-American flames continue to burn high.

High inflation disrupts steady growth, and by blurring movements in relative prices it leads to a misallocation of resources.

New technologies such as virtualisation and "cloud computing" are also blurring the boundaries between the industry's layers.

It had a point when it argued that America may be blurring the issues as part of its "return to Asia" strategy, which includes strengthening its ties with China's neighbours.

German visions of a widening EU are not fading quite so fast that the regional giant, Poland, is blurring out of the picture.