Sentence examples for boundaries that could from inspiring English sources

But if Charney continues to push the boundaries, that could quickly become the case, no matter how cool the brand currently feels.

While it is still early, senior members of both parties are already working behind the scenes to sketch out Congressional boundaries that could determine New York's political map for the next 10 years.

As they realised, the great thing about skiffle was the fact that it was a way of making music that could transcend boundaries, that could include contemporary American pop music as well as traditional folk blues.

PAGE A14 New York STATE LAWMAKERS PREPARE TO REDRAW THE VOTING MAP Although New York's redistricting process will not begin for a year, senior members of both political parties are already working behind the scenes to sketch out Congressional boundaries that could determine the state's political map for the next 10 years.

Even the United States Chamber of Commerce, which has strongly supported the House bill, said in a letter to the House Financial Services Committee last month that "there may be a blurring of boundaries that could create potential conflicts of interests between the research and investment components of broker-dealers".

"At home, they should look at establishing boundaries that could limit the intrusiveness of work into family life," says Hirshberg.

We know of no extraterrestrial events that were occurring at the K-T boundary that could have emitted sufficient dangerous radiation to affect life on Earth significantly.

It may be a mistake to try and draw an exact boundary that could be recognized as such from both sides.

This was a boundary that could rarely be mentioned, though the "Slap That Bass" sequence in Shall We Dance and the shoeshine dance in The Band Wagon did their best to allude to it, however problematically.

Finally, we find no signature of episodic molecular evolution related to either speciation events or the K-Pg boundary that could systematically mislead inferences from genetic data.

They have internal parts and are delimitated by boundaries that we could imagine as infinitely thin layers separating them from the external environment (these boundaries are defined by Smith and Varzi "bona fide" boundaries).