Sentence examples for border becoming from inspiring English sources

Half are opposed to Turkey, which has a long and porous border, becoming a member of the EU.

But did the government agents, in inducing him to commit a crime, step over some border, becoming instigators of actions that Mr. Mohamud would not otherwise have taken?

It is wrong to see the task as maintaining no border - the challenge is to stop this border becoming significantly harder.

In his letter, Johnson tells May that there could be some wiggle room, since all Britain promised was to "stop this border becoming significantly harder".

By then, his wing of the drug cartel appeared to collapse, and his son, Dámaso López Serrano, turned himself in at the US-Mexico border, becoming the highest-ranking member of a Mexican cartel to surrender to US authorities.

The EU agriculture commissioner, Phil Hogan, a former Irish government minister, has even suggested that Brexit would lead to a "fortress Northern Ireland", with towns along the Irish side of the border becoming the "the new Calais" for those hoping for a backdoor into the UK.

Is the Schengen dream of Europe without borders becoming a thing of the past?

Brexit poses one obvious risk, with the prospect of trading energy across borders becoming harder.

Brazil has woken up to the 10 states along its borders, becoming the eminent power and driver of regional integration in South America.

The lure of the European Union is not going to end and I can see all Ukraine's borders becoming choke-points for people who want to leave home and better their situation, whatever the costs and risks.

A driver's license and an oral declaration of citizenship generally sufficed, and for those who lived in frontier cities, crossing the border to shop was little different from shopping in an adjacent suburb.6 By the end of the twentieth century, the border had become quite "thin", and the economies on each side of the border were becoming increasingly integrated.