Sentence examples for boundaries of becoming from inspiring English sources

"Anything that closes down debate I think is a bad thing, as long as the debate doesn't overstep the boundaries of becoming incitement... and I don't think that debate crossed that line," Greste told a media lunch in Melbourne.

Alberta was established as a district of the North-West Territories in 1882 and was enlarged to its present boundaries on becoming a province in 1905.

This reflected a key lesson that acting as a boundary organisation involves adopting an attitude of becoming a "policy entrepreneur" with a long-term view.

Public opinion appears in the process of becoming more conservative and the country seems to be rethinking the boundaries of its famed tolerance.

Those dramas occasionally furl into recognizable forms, but just as frequently she produces ambiguous, amorphous pieces that curve inward and out, pushing at their boundaries and retreating, as if they'd been caught, red-handed, in the midst of becoming.

Focusing attention on these boundary nodes in a network can be critical for monitoring whether content may reach the point of becoming viral.

We have gone through the process of becoming organic, and have been talking to our neighbours about extending the adoption scheme beyond our boundaries.

The perk of visibility, of becoming legible".

They dreamed of becoming cool".

Be careful of becoming overheated.

Skipper Stoneman responded by bludgeoning 10 boundaries before becoming one of three lbw decisions for Patel as Durham were sent sliding from 60-2 to 86-5.