Sentence examples similar to time of borders from inspiring English sources

While we reduce the NTBs by the time cost of border transit, this may not entirely capture the NTB reducing effect of the TFA.

Illegal immigration in particular has fallen off sharply, as demonstrated by this time series of border apprehensions from Pew Research.

Meanwhile, real-time detection of border intrusion is becoming a tough factor of any country.

Although they say they still don't have an answer--it could be protofeathers or a lizardlike trill--they were stunned by the new site, which represents a slice of time at the border of the Jurassic and Cretaceous periods about 120 million to 130 million years ago.

Perhaps, she speculated, the stories could be the work of a defector — in her experience, most North Koreans have trouble recognizing the regime's internal contradictions until they've spent a significant amount of time outside its borders.

In short, we are coming full circle by creating a new de facto Sykes-Picot reality that in one sense redraws the borders of the region and at the same time makes the concept of borders irrelevant.

"I am angry that BP chose to send a young and inexperienced graduate to a risky destination such as In Amenas at a time of unrest in bordering Libya and Mali.

During this time, the borders of the Empire had remained relatively fixed to the extent originally reached under the Emperor Trajan.

Spend some time outside the borders of your own town, state and country.

The people who found their cultural Garden of Eden in the graphic-novels section of Borders some time in the late 90s.

Some close observers approved Mr. Obama's explicit invocation, for the first time, of Israel's 1967 borders as the starting place for talks with the Palestinians.