Sentence examples for man-made boundaries from inspiring English sources

It is delineated from its neighbours Arkansas to the north, Mississippi to the east, and Texas to the west by both natural and man-made boundaries.

We're dealing with water basins established by the Almighty and they don't respect man-made boundaries or lines on a map".

Soon artists will be able to use our platform to reach all their fans at once, and these physical, man-made boundaries won't have so much power".

We must reach across the man-made boundaries of sectarianism and prejudice.

One reason that Palestine draws many is the concept of a brotherhood that transcends man-made boundaries.

I have decided that what makes fundamentalism so vile is not that it perpetuates bigotry and hate, or the way it lacks authenticity by covering life with a veneer of false piety, or even how it erects (white) man-made boundaries to determine who's in and who's out.

The totally man-made boundary.

In its most recent editorial, Nature said "The idea that genetic variability follows man-made national boundaries is absurd.

When the British Border Agency tried to use genetic tests for helping to infer nationality of refugees, Nature published an editorial stating 'the idea that genetic variability follows man-made national boundaries is absurd' (Nature2009).

Here, we show that over the course of the relatively short period of co-existence between badgers (Meles meles) and humans in Ireland, badgers have adapted to using the man-made field boundaries that have replaced native woodland.

In contrast, deciduous and mixed forests, larger forest blocks, and smoothly trimmed and man-made forest patch boundaries are more highly valued in urban core areas.