Sentence examples for sets new boundaries from inspiring English sources

"The bookseller incident not only sets new boundaries but also reinforces the norm, which is to publish in journals instead of books," says Edmund Cheng, an associate professor at Hong Kong Baptist University.

"This strategy directs the BBC to put quality first; do fewer things better; guarantee access to all; make the license fee work harder; and set new boundaries for itself," the broadcaster said in its review.

It was setting new boundaries in social media and viral growth that hadn't been seen before.

"You might be 12,000 miles away but in that moment you are so proud that you are a Kiwi and the machine still keeps pushing on and setting new boundaries".

Fire them -- or at the very least, put them on probation by setting new boundaries.

Many of the participants said that the realization of how expectations and demands from others had impacted their lives had made them understand that it was necessary to set new boundaries.

The precedent does more damage than the law breaking because it sets the new boundaries and rules for our government.

Second, France is going to set some new boundaries when it comes to data.

As Steve D'Hondt, a geobiologist at the University of Rhode Island, Narragansett Bay, puts it, "Whatever their temperature limit is, it sets a new boundary".

The Obama administration would do well to consult with both Seoul and Pyongyang on where to best set the new boundary, get an agreement from both governments to abide by it, and put it on the map.

A startling suggestion is buried in the fine print describing proposed changes for the fifth edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders — perhaps better known as the D.S.M. 5, the book that will set the new boundary between mental disorder and normality.