Sentence examples for boundaries because the from inspiring English sources

Liberal activists and corrupt bureaucrats learned to skirt (or flout) legal boundaries, because the Party objected only intermittently.

January 29 , 20132.14pm GMT Lansley says that the government wanted to change boundaries because the current system is unfair.

(According to one club owner, four years later nobody knows the precise boundaries because the zoning law was never made official).

"We want to work this play as much as possible without boundaries, because the rocks don't have boundaries," Mr. Miller said.

Justice is resonant across all kinds of boundaries because the refusal to hold perpetrators of violence accountable is a global plague often an equal or sometimes worse trauma than the act of violence itself.

When energy from the Sun warms the ice, melting begins at the grain boundaries because the melting point there is depressed by the presence of impurities that have been concentrated between crystal grains during the freezing process.

One possible mechanism for this is the pit formation via etching at the grain boundaries because of the occurrence of electric field hot spots at the grain boundaries.

In a case such as this, with two competing strategies (such as two alleles), selection becomes weak near the boundaries because of the reduction in phenotypic variance.

And as long as there's broad agreement over what the center of a genre is, you don't have to agree about all of the boundaries, because that's impossible and ever-shifting.

After the electrochemical etching test, an intergranular corrosion groove was found along the random grain boundaries because of the low chromium concentration (∼12%) at the boundaries.

Here we do not have integrals on the boundaries because (Y=0) on the line ({xi=xi_{0}}), and the function (G xi,eta,xi_{0},eta_{0})) has no jump on the line ({eta=xi_{0}}) (see Appendix A).