Sentence examples for puts boundaries from inspiring English sources

While she spends a lot of time handling her social feeds, Kardashian West says that she puts boundaries on herself and her mobile usage.

Further, some learning in the cerebellum restricts further learning, so that the cerebellum puts boundaries on its own learning.

"I try not to put boundaries on what I do," he said.

People don't sit there and break it into genres or categories, or put boundaries around it, or definitions.

He will allow the players to express themselves; he won't put boundaries or constraints on them.

Hussain, who gave an emotional winners speech stating she will never put "boundaries" on herself again, also spoke of her nerves ahead of GBBO.

Perhaps a country could never be so entranced by networks, Internets and the constant dissolving of boundaries unless it had once been just as entranced with putting boundaries up.

Faced with the mounting disorder, social services described him as a rock, offering unstinting support to his mother and acting as a replacement for his father by trying, with great difficulty, to put boundaries in place.

If one of the goals for the house was to offer a middle ground for the patients, it was equally important for Dr. Hull and Dr. Beach to put boundaries around illness and death for the siblings.

"There are difficulties in where you put boundaries on the globe, but we know now there are enough genetic differences between people from different parts of the world that you can classify people in groups that correspond to popular notions of race," Dr. Pritchard said.

"Bluetooth headsets were associated with limo drivers and salespeople - and that put boundaries around the product".