Sentence examples for massive border from inspiring English sources

Gillespie has used images of a massive border wall and handcuffed undocumented immigrants in some ads.

Hamas had long signaled that it would do exactly what it did at the Gaza fence on Monday, inciting a massive border invasion.

"Democrats have been on board with massive border security investments as long as they're done the right way," Kaine said during an appearance on CNN.

The border patrol has recovered more than 6,000 bodies there since the 1990s, deaths attributable to the construction of the border wall and the massive border patrol presence.

Israeli policymakers are concerned that the Jewish state could become the object of a massive border attack by an Isis Egyptian affiliate, similar to the one which struck Egyptian security targets in the Sinai Peninsula this week, killing dozens of soldiers and policemen.

Before the President could agree to support legal status for eight hundred thousand DACA recipients, Congress, which is considering legislation on the issue, would have to support the construction of a massive border wall, hire ten thousand more immigration agents, toughen asylum laws, and deny federal aid to sanctuary cities. (The list goes on).

But she knows, of course, that New York is not America, and that most American writers find themselves ever more at a distance from its culture, no matter how massive Borders makes its stores, no matter how many books Oprah plugs.

Russia has within its massive borders more than just some of the most audacious hackers in the world: it's also home to some of the largest banking, oil and gas operations on earth.

It has been heartbreaking and discouraging to see the debate over immigration policy shift away from comprehensive reform with a pathway to citizenship to proposals about massive deportations, border militarization, and the complete ban of all Muslims entering the country.

In a globalised world, with massive trans-border and rural-to-urban population movements, no populations, including minorities and trans-border migrants in remote locations, are epidemiologic ally isolated from receiving or transmitting infectious diseases.

Of course, that kind of potential petro-loot piques Russian interest, another country with massive Arctic borders and a stake in the latest rounds of UN talks establishing the northern borders of the world.