Sentence examples for outside their boundaries from inspiring English sources
"They have 9,000 scientists inside their company boundaries, and 1.5m outside their boundaries.
We find comfort in these labels, and so we're flummoxed by any film that exists outside their boundaries.
Landlords are not always cooperative, and colleges have been reluctant to become involved in crime prevention outside their boundaries.
Opponents say that United States prosecutors are reaching outside their boundaries and the opponents are lobbying the British government to protect its own citizens.
These old photographs do not sweep away visions of what now lurks outside their boundaries -- strip malls and golf courses, among other modern blights.
Fracking companies will be allowed to drill horizontally under national parks and other protected areas if the wells start just outside their boundaries, after the government rowed back on its earlier acceptance of new environmental protections.
For example, educational institutions (e.g., Chalmers University of Technology or the University of Amsterdam), business organizations (e.g., Eli Lilly [15]) and government authorities (e.g., Los Angeles city government [18]) use Cloud resources for their IT needs but not selling the services outside their boundary or to the consumers outside the organizations.
As states look to broaden their clean technology base outside of their boundaries, they're going to need federal regulations to enable interstate coordination, sometimes grounded at the local level.
The segments are linearly cross-faded within 2 s, outside of their boundaries, for smooth transitions.
Cues that direct the attention of these subjects nonetheless do seem to draw attention to these unseen objects, as indicated by differences in the response times to items that are subsequently presented in and outside of their boundaries (Norman, Heywood and Kentridge, 2013).
Rather than focusing solely on the school system, the fourth season looks at schools as a porous part of the community that are affected by problems outside of their boundaries.
