Sentence examples for a defined issue from inspiring English sources

We integrated CTA with the Critical Incident Technique, a method to investigate participants' goals and thoughts during a particular event they selected as being important and illustrative to a defined issue, adapting Crandall, Klein's and Hoffman's format to the clinical situation [ 22, 23].

That such a narrowly defined issue could dominate commercials from coast to coast illustrates how swiftly and widely potentially winning messages can be franchised, almost like coffee houses or fast-food outlets.

When constrained to a narrowly defined issue, such as expanding Norway's HPV vaccination to include boys (98), or breast cancer control in Costa Rica and Mexico (99), clear determinations can be made on the basis of costs.

Understanding how polyUb chains are recognized is an important, yet still poorly defined issue.

He muscled through the economic stimulus, winning over three Republicans to do so, but health care presents a defining issue at a defining moment as he prepares to run in Nevada next year for a fifth term.

"It is a defining issue," he said.

Jim Florio -- Social Security is a defining issue of this campaign.

Another administration adviser said: "It's a defining issue.

Hatred of the Roma has become a defining issue.

Embryonic stem cell research has been a defining issue in Senate races in Arizona, Maryland and Minnesota.

Or if you're outside the UK, is it a defining issue where you live?