Sentence examples for demarcation is from inspiring English sources

The line of demarcation is not clear.

The line of demarcation is, roughly, Raleigh, sixty miles west.

True, the line of demarcation is sometimes drawn in garish colors.

This secondary demarcation is a new innovation and causes a certain amount of consternation on the door.

The closest we have come to needing some form of demarcation is for the ban on "demonstrations" around Westminster, a term undefined in the legislation.

Funai, the agency that advises the federal government on demarcation, is under fire in Congress and faces losing some of its powers.

Where the Clinch River joined the Tennessee, a clear demarcation was visible between the soiled waters of the former and the clear brown broth of the latter.

But a definitive peace agreement and border demarcation was reached in 1998, "so there is no reason whatsoever for an arms race with any of our neighbors," Mr. Posso said.

The latter demarcation was the primary concern of many logical empiricists.

In practice, the lines of demarcation were not taken too seriously while the intelligence service was still in its infancy in the early years of the Federal Republic.

Although a demarcation was observed between the grafted area and the original bone of the alveolar process, there was continuity between the grafted area and the native bone.