Sentence examples for it has blurred from inspiring English sources
Sony has expanded into so many business areas in Japan and abroad that it has blurred its original identity as an engineering innovator.
"It has blurred the geographical borders".
It has blurred the distinction between fundamental research and technical refinements (often of 19th-century technologies — faster trains, better batteries, longer-lasting light bulbs).
In so doing, others complain, it has blurred the line between education and commerce.The act enables universities to patent any innovation that springs from government-funded research, license it and share the spoils with the inventor.
The game has done to this war-ravaged nation what repeated government attempts failed to do – it has blurred ethnic and tribal fault lines, evoked a sense of national pride, and given the people hope and a reason to cheer.
Over generations, the tradition hasn't eradicated distinctions of blood and status — the schooling provided can be meager and the chance for advancement minimal — but it has blurred the lines.
Google told the court that it had blurred all the parts of the image requested by Grillo.
"When the gloves come off, it seems that the hands become dirty very quickly," observed Chemi Shalev, a well-informed columnist, in Maariv.The Israeli army, it seems, has blurred its previous distinctions between defence and attack as it redefines the conflict, seeking to wrest the initiative, and to pre-empt Palestinian tactics.
But it also has blurred who is responsible for what in nominally sovereign Iraq, which is supposed to be moving toward national elections in January.
The study, undertaken jointly by Digitalis and the Centre on Religion and Geopolitics, will be challenged by those who claim it advocates censorship, has blurred the lines between political Islam and violent extremism and cannot validly quantify the presence of extremism.
The line between Mr. Kelly's activism and the rest of his life has blurred, as it has for many deeply committed people.
