Sentence examples for border developed from inspiring English sources

Its people, for all that many were married to Spaniards and had relatives across the border, developed a deep distrust of their bullying neighbour.

Mr. Latz, who grew up in the Saar, near the French border, developed his penchant for sustainable design in the 1950's, when he planted 100 fruit trees and a vast vegetable garden and strawberry beds to feed his parents and seven brothers and sisters.

Gil formed from an area of disturbed weather located near the Mexico Guatemala border developed a circulation in the Gulf of Tehuantepec and then dissipated.

If NATO includes Ukraine and Georgia and other states on our border developing so-called democracy, that tells us that you" — the United States — "are putting arms on our borders.

In order to specify the position of the irregularities at the oval's southern (equatorward) border, we developed algorithms for determining the shape and position of the southern border of the oval.

"Looking Over the Northern Border, and Over Their Shoulder" (news article, Nov. 24) regrettably makes no reference to the "smart border" plan developed by the director of homeland security, Tom Ridge, and Deputy Prime Minister John Manley of Canada.

A border incident developed between the two states in June 1932, and Salamanca deliberately provoked a full-scale Bolivian reprisal, which led to open war between the two countries.

Though many towns along the border have developed reputations for danger, Presidio's Mexican neighbor, Ojinaga, was safe, I was told by people on the American side (press reports I found while on the road confirmed this).

Poor border demarcation developed into military conflict and full-scale war in the late 1990s in which tens of thousands of people were killed.

Indeed, early militarization strategy deployed on the border was developed by the U.S. Department of Defense Center for Low-Intensity Conflict.

With a foot in each world, people along the border have developed a shared culture that transcends nationality and documentation.