Sentence examples for conventional borders from inspiring English sources

Europe occupies some 4 million square miles (10 million square km) within the conventional borders assigned to it.

Before long, once-marginalized teams, such as the Boston Braves, migrated west to find new opportunities beyond baseball's conventional borders, as beleaguered owners elsewhere watched on enviously.

Dash lines represent its conventional borders.

Propagated in the psychedelic pages of the magazines Mondo 2000 and Future Sex, this networked sex would also throw the conventional borders of the body into disarray.

Fresh out of medical school and into their marriage vows, my parents raised me those first three years on the red dirt of a mission hospital far from the conventional borders of what South African society dictated in the '70s.

A lack of extensive overlap between CAGE-identified transcripts and TASRs, downstream of the termination site, suggests that a proportion of the TASRs may be non-capped transcripts mapping outside the conventional borders of the genes.

This is still considered the most conventional border for the continent of Europe.

A line linking northeast Iceland, the isolated island of Jan Mayen, and Bear Island (Bjørnøya) forms the conventional border between the Arctic Greenland Sea and the Norwegian Sea to the southeast.

Although no one would want to plant a conventional border as late as July, Mr. Weaner explained that, once again, the rules are different when it comes to meadows, because the hotter weather discourages weed growth.

Originally, Mr. Corker and Mr. Hoeven were considering a provision that would have required a 90 percent effectiveness rate in apprehending or turning back illegal crossers, using a combination of conventional border infrastructure, like fencing and observation towers, and high-tech elements including heat-sensing cameras and drones.

It is bounded by the archipelagoes of Svalbard and Franz Josef Land (north), the Norwegian and Russian mainland (south), the Novaya Zemlya archipelago (east), and by the conventional border with the Greenland Sea (west), which runs from Spitsbergen to Norway's northernmost tip, North Cape, via Bear Island (Bjørnøya).