Sentence examples for boundaries it has from inspiring English sources

Because it has few boundaries, it has always been subjected to constant change.

But he adds, "It has already begun to drive both producers and consumers to observe the boundaries it has established".

Like air in a vacuum, the story told in "Too Far From Home" expands to fill the boundaries it has been given.

Owing to their mobility, their wide distribution across the Southeast Asian archipelago, and their inconsistent categorization both within and across political boundaries, it has been difficult to obtain a precise population figure for the Sama peoples; early 21st-century estimates were typically between 500,000 and 950,000, based on various social and linguistic criteria.

It has rules, norms and codes of conduct". After their initial meeting in a gay club, Bekim's cat companion is abrasive, homophobic, bigoted – but Bekim thinks the love he gets from the cat is stronger and more powerful because of the boundaries it has crossed.

Habermas's aim, like that of Fukuyama, is for the status quo of a modern society to be maintained within the boundaries it has itself designated (Habermas 2003).

The 1968 Palestinian National Charter makes the case most clearly: "Palestine, with the boundaries it had during the British Mandate, is an indivisible territorial unit". The "biblical" land doubly claimed by Palestinians and Israelis results from the British administration of the Middle East.

Jutting from the state's westernmost boundary, it has the Long Island Sound on one side and the river on the other.

When a character interval is a word boundary, we say that it has the value of one; when it is a non-word-boundary, it has the value of zero.

"It's in the groundwater, but not moving fast enough to get to site boundaries before it has long since decayed away".

His influence has cut across disciplinary boundaries, yet it has tended to move beneath the surface of mainstream scholarly and popular intellectual discourse.