Sentence examples for a defining characteristic for from inspiring English sources

Speed was a defining characteristic for the F.A.A.

The company line seems to be one around a commitment to creating a unified hardware/software solution — and certainly that's been a defining characteristic for the company.

The company line seems to be one around a commitment to creating a unified hardware/software solution — and certainly that's been a defining characteristic for the company.

Highly skilled workers value variety, and they value inspiring work, so being able to attract and motivate top talent will be a defining characteristic for success.

A defining characteristic for any exceptional team is that team's ability to fight for each other and for a common purpose – even when it's not convenient for them to do so.

His goofiness and joking manner -- not just verbal but physical humor -- is as important to him here as it is for Downey's Iron Man, more so in fact because it's always been a defining characteristic for Spidey.

Groups like Battles, Grizzly Bear and Yeasayer made knotty technical complexity a defining characteristic of the New York rock sound for the first time in recent memory.

Aside from the technique, a defining characteristic of Precisionism was a reverence for industrialization and the modernization of the landscape; these artists were in love with the idea of urban and industrial sprawl.

Similarly, poor command of the facts and garbled pronunciation were almost a defining characteristic of George W. Bush during his campaign for the presidency.

The humanist sees the inviolate life as a fundamental right and respect for it as a defining characteristic of a civilised society.

The magnetic field is essential for life and a defining characteristic of Earth.