Sentence examples for enough boundaries to from inspiring English sources

The judgement reinforces a sense that the government has been seeking to push as close to the legal line as possible on surveillance, and sometimes stepping over it — reinforcing earlier strikes against legislation for not setting tight enough boundaries to surveillance powers, and likely providing additional fuel for fresh challenges.

Feist crosses enough musical boundaries to appeal to the oldies who have been running Newport since its inception and leave the rest of us smitten with her powerful vocals and ever-evolving set of ballads.

To identify splice variants, primer sequences for PCR used for direct sequencing should be designed far enough from intron exon boundaries to allow reading of the branch sites, consensus splice donor and acceptor sites or UTR sequences of acceptable quality.

In smaller systems, the development of a significant mesoscale convective complex in a sheared environment can send out a large enough outflow boundary to destroy the surface cyclone.

The development of a significant mesoscale convective complex can send out a large enough outflow boundary to weaken the cyclone as the tropical cyclone center moves into the more stable air mass behind the leading edge of thunderstorm outflow, or outflow boundary.

There are again a grand total of "not enough" boundaries from that over (1), which is considerably fewer than the required boundary rate of "more than that".

Since sometimes there are not enough boundaries between brain and the bone, intensity of the skull can be read as tumor enhancing portion in automated segmentation.

Despite a fluid 21 from skipper Charlotte Edwards, England found themselves losing wickets and not hitting enough boundaries: they were 76-5 after 14.2 overs with off-spinner Erin Osborne (2-21) among those causing problems.

Either that, or we're coddling them to death, letting them delay "real life" for years and sometimes forever by allowing to cruise from spoiled, overprotected child to mealy pseudo-adulthood with the help of over-pampering Boomer parents who give them too much money and attention and not enough boundaries or backbone-building responsibility.

According to Haywood, the IWW was "big enough to take in the black man, the white man; big enough to take in all nationalities – an organization that will be strong enough to obliterate state boundaries; to obliterate national boundaries".

So it really doesn't matter that the judge disagrees with how those decisions were made unless the NFL went far enough outside of the boundaries to satisfy the extreme standard necessary to override an arbitrator's decision, and from what I've seen I don't think it did.