Sentence examples for How clearly defined from inspiring English sources

I witnessed firsthand how clearly defined, high-achievement standards fueled student improvement.

He agrees with an art critic friend, Laura Cumming, when she remarks how "clearly defined" his life has appeared.

The question is not how to go backwards, but how to clearly define the value of a hospital being "Catholic" in today's society and culture.

This may seem like an obvious question, but knowing how to clearly define your current role is a tremendous asset.

Given that onboarding can be a stressful time for individuals, this organizationally focused approach makes a great deal of sense: individuals need simply to learn how to behave in clearly defined ways.

At the same time, a "land and expand" sales practice is still valid for a slower enterprise sale because the ThoughtSpot team has clearly defined how they support search at multiple performance levels (see chart).

While it is not clearly defined how frequently one should monitor the animals during anaesthesia, it is obvious that the more invasive the procedure and/or the longer time under anaesthesia, the more likely it is to interfere with normal homeostasis and thus greater the need for monitoring.

Woods' preparation for Oak Hill is certainly physical in nature, but mentally I would place any bet that he's gone through shot-by-shot and hole-by-hole and clearly defined how he's going to close the deal.

However, few studies have clearly defined how de-escalation status was measured, and the quality of evidence in this area is poor [ 5, 50].

The demands made on local communities and mobilisers in particular in the name of community participation, is endorsed by all sectors but it is not clearly defined how it is related to service provision and public investments.

But Mr. Bush and his top aides have not clearly defined just how the Iraqi invasion and annexation of Kuwait touches the lives of Americans or affects their future.