Sentence examples for boundaries when it comes from inspiring English sources

Technology itself has reduced boundaries when it comes to "letting others in".

He has no boundaries when it comes to what he wants to say or do.

Transgender knows no boundaries when it comes to age, race or social class.

"Whether we like it or not, this generation and certainly the next one has no boundaries when it comes to accessing information".

Like Dr. Wansink, he also prefers structured mealtimes, which he said promote long-term nutritional health by creating boundaries when it comes to food.

Putting two fingers up to the political establishment has no boundaries when it comes to race, age, gender or national geography.

Intellectually irrepressible, softhearted (for an operative) and firmly on the political left, my colleague did not recognize national boundaries when it came to promoting human rights.

Lindh told González Durántez to set her own boundaries when it came to her kids, to organise meetings rather than go for dinners.

On top of this, is the rediscovery of the law of contempt, somewhat in abeyance in the middle part of the decade where many lawyers believe it suited ministers to turn a blind eye when papers were pushing the boundaries when it came to the reporting of terrorist trials.

Paying regular visits to physicians was one strategic way of maintaining this relationship, and sometimes there was a 'blurring of professional boundaries' when it came to this relationship.

Data gathered from sensors in cameras designed to detect eye and face movement crosses a whole new boundary when it comes to personal privacy, and its use will be watched closely by watchdog agencies, concerned users, and likely legislators, too.