Sentence examples for frontiers out from inspiring English sources

Behavioural economics and neuroeconomics are revolutionising micro; experimental economics is pushing frontiers out in both micro and macro.

"There are just huge frontiers out there for which optogenetics will be one of our most powerful tools," said Robert Desimone, director of the McGovern Institute.

When Peter Gabriel's 1980 single Games Without Frontiers played out the final moments of cold-war spy thriller The Americans, it was yet another example of that show nailing its soundtrack.

Dubstep's big foundational club called itself FWD>> but I think what happened in the noughties was that the innovatory drive shifted its axis and became less extensive than intensive: instead of giant strides into the unknown, it was about a quest for under-explored spaces and new hybrid possibilities within the frontiers staked out during the 90s.

All sorts of people who could have helped the economy break into ever-new frontiers bailed out and moved to DC and found a way to rake in the bucks there.

Reinforced Plastics talks to people on this new frontier, pushing out the boundaries of 3D printing.

A Taliban spokesman would neither confirm nor deny that the Haqqani network, a clan that has safe haven in the Pakistani-Afghan frontier, carried out the latest attack.

As Richard Slotkin, author of an influential trilogy on the myth of the American frontier, points out, the vigilante label is wondrously malleable.

England and France, having both warned Germany against sending troops across the Austrian frontier, sounded out Italy as to a possible co-operative movement to save Austrian independence, but were turned down.

State debt in the Last Frontier works out to more than $40,000 per capita.

"The Internet is that frontier out there," Detective Martinez said.