Sentence examples for borders exist from inspiring English sources

We find that effective borders only partially overlap with existing administrative borders, and show that some of the strongest mobility borders exist in unexpected regions.

No borders exist within the city, though divisions of language and culture are sharp.

However, in a realistic scenario, the deployment area of WSNs is finite and hence borders exist.

The theological borders exist for the uninitiated, just as the children need supervision to keep them away from the fireplace.

The petrol containers from Uzbekistan that line the roads of southern Kirgizstan leave little doubt that smuggling continues.The days when borders existed only on paper are long gone.

–The Government is thinking about spending $3 billion to buy up to seven drones to help spot enemy planes and warships, which will probably be useful if Indonesia declares war on us, a situation which becomes more likely every day Operation Sovereign Borders exists.

These data showed that various borders existed in these basal eudicots, even within the same order, such as Nelumbo (Proteales) and Platanus (Proteales).

Where does this invisible North-South border exist on Ordnance Survey maps?

If such a border exists, though, it doesn't feel very secure.

In the green hills where the country abuts the northeast Italian region of Friuli-Venezia Giulia, little physical evidence of a border exists besides a few empty guard posts.

Later that night, I decided to have a last look at the wall, and just before eleven o'clock, I stopped by Potsdamer Platz, which before August 13th was one of the busiest spots in Berlin, crisscrossed by streetcars, buses, and all manner of other traffic almost as if no border existed.