Sentence examples for boundaries has grown from inspiring English sources

Talk of a resolution at the UN to recognise a Palestinian state within the 1967 boundaries has grown louder.

National boundaries have grown stronger, though.

This is the fifth annual survey in these pages of recent world-music releases, and musical boundaries have grown more amorphous than ever.

But exposing the epic ineptitude of public servants is not the same as rooting it out as its spiritual source: a deep-rooted culture of impunity and entitlement that has grown without boundaries for three decades.

As the number of known australopith species has grown, the boundary between gracile and robust has blurred (see below), but these terms nonetheless provide a useful shorthand for categorizing these hominins.

And it indicates the way his career has grown beyond the normal boundaries of someone who plays piano.

Many of these boundaries have been changed, adjusted and renamed while the city has grown.

Indeed, the list of financial industry misdeeds already settled has grown alarmingly and cuts across institutions, markets and international boundaries.

With hunting prohibited in a large county park inside city boundaries, the deer population had grown to 900.

Subsequently, in 1991, the Government said that GRCs also minimized the need to redraw the boundaries of constituencies which had grown too big for the MPs serving them, and, in 1996, GRCs were said to provide Community Development Councils with the critical mass of residents that they needed to be effective.

"There are also a lot of underprivileged children who've grown up without boundaries, without the love, care and education a child should have.