Sentence examples for enlarge the boundaries from inspiring English sources

And Napoleon III was not unwilling to see a civil war east of the Rhine that he might eventually use to enlarge the boundaries of France.

"But we wish to enlarge the boundaries of human knowledge," plead the scientists.

The idea is, briefly, that by identifying with nature I can enlarge the boundaries of the self beyond my skin.

When Sir Jonas Moore was appraising Robert Hooke's balance-spring watch for its military usefulness, he was also aware that this navigational tool would enlarge the boundaries of the known world, and add to the growth of human knowledge.

Leopold concludes his almanac with a plea for a 'land ethic', an admonition to enlarge "the boundaries of the community to include soils, waters, plants, and animals, or collectively: the land" (Idem, 204).

Music, as William Maxwell has pointed out, has its origins in worship (unlike writing), and the engagement with their songs and instrumental pieces that the Punch Brothers display, at least for me, enlarges the boundaries of ordinary entertainment.

This later site, the Insula Felix in Lake Constance, was a stopping place for the imperial journeys, and it developed as a powerful monastic and missionary centre one of the many that enlarged the boundaries of Christendom as Charlemagne's dominions expanded to the north and east.

The land ethic simply enlarges the boundaries of the community to include soils, water, plants and animals or collectively the land...

Beware of definition creep, enlarging the boundaries of what is considered trafficking; and beware of attempts to layer extravagant measures of vengeance on top of appropriate sentences.

There is some evidence that groups with male helpers may enlarge the territory boundaries with a subsequent 'budding-off' of a new territory by a helper.

In order to enlarge the class of boundary value problems and to impose less restricted conditions, one needs to search for other sophisticated tools of functional analysis.