| Molecular machines will bridge the gap between living matter and nonliving matter, making the border between life and death much fuzzier. |
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| Communities in the blogosphere are fuzzier affairs with borders that shift as people come and go. |
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| Lately, however, the economic narrative in need of communication has grown a bit darker, and the priorities fuzzier. |
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| The fact that social support program boundaries are becoming fuzzier favours this final goal. |
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| Quite often we look at Europe as somehow being a warmer, fuzzier, cleaner, more environmentally friendly region of the world. |
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| On certain screens, the small characters seemed more readable to some users, while others often found them fuzzier. |
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| Arguments rooted in abstract principle are increasingly trumped by fuzzier appeals to empathy and fairness. |
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| With its fuzzier goals, America's central bank is more vulnerable than some others. |
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| The fluffy bits, made fuzzier with the photographic process, look like alien life forms, or insects, or scars on skin. |
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| The band sounds more mature, like a fuzzier T. Rex, and the instrumentation here is awe-inspiring. |
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| Currently, the dividing lines between public and private spheres are growing fuzzier and the relationships between organisations in both sectors are being redefined. |
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| But the compromise sends fuzzier signals than a decisive victory. |
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| These projects are unlike any that have come before: faster development cycles, fuzzier requirements, technology platforms that change almost daily and increasingly complex security issues. |
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| The boundary between work and leisure time is fuzzier, distances between the office and home are at times long and time-consuming and the simple, standardised solutions of the past are no longer effective. |
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| But it is a precise figure where previous estimates were fuzzier. |
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| The US avoids the inconvenient concept of human rights, which is defined and legally binding, and prefers the softer, fuzzier concept of democracy. |
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| Borders, time and space are fading away and trust alone is not enough anymore: it has become a source of subjectivity making even fuzzier the boundaries of liability. |
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