Sentence examples for limited boundaries of from inspiring English sources

He was also not afraid to extend the sometimes limited boundaries of the law by considering doctrines of other jurisdictions.

As one of Grime's originators, he appears determined not to deviate from the limited boundaries of a genre most people lost interest in a long time ago.

Apparently, it is Brooks's rather impudent assumption that the forces controlling our consciousness extend well beyond the limited boundaries of rational thought.

Ethiopia became a safe haven, an imagined country I could return to to escape the all-the-too limited boundaries of what it meant to be black in America.

A new subplot is introduced to explore the potential positive effects of de facto "legalizing" the illegal drug trade, and incidentally prostitution, within the limited boundaries of a few uninhabited city blocks — referred to as Hamsterdam.

Sectoral consent imagines a limited extension to the boundaries of specific consent.

The range of possible redistributions through lump-sum taxes and transfers is as broad as possible, limited only by the boundaries of the first-best utility possibilities frontier.

In the arts, we often have to work within the boundaries of our limited resources.

Small to large earthquakes do occur in limited regions well within the boundaries of plates; however, such intraplate seismic events can be explained by tectonic mechanisms other than plate boundary motions and their associated phenomena.

Coupling between state vectors from different regions, induced by the non-diagonal structure of Φ12, is between the sub-vectors q k ( m ) in one subregion and the sub-vectors p k ( m ) in the adjacent subregions (in fact, this coupling is limited to samples at the boundaries of the subregions).

If we eliminate the liberal arts and humanities from public university curricula, we will produce a generation of uncritical technocrats who will have lost their sense of wonder, their feeling of intellectual passion and their capacity to dream about life beyond the boundaries of the limited good.