Sentence examples for a working definition of from inspiring English sources

Nor is there a working definition of recovery that means the same thing to everyone.

("What is activism? Develop a working definition of activism for the class").

She said medical professionals don't have a working definition of when life begins.

The absence of a working definition of FRI renders existing studies difficult to evaluate or compare.

This will require establishment of a working definition of "case" and "exposure".

Replace "Nicki Minaj's Recent Bar-Mitzvah Appearance" with "X," and you have a working definition of the modern rabbit hole.

Mr. Palahniuk is hard to beat if you'd like a working definition of the adolescent male state of mind.

She is discovering for herself that a working definition of depression is an inability to imagine the future.

A working definition of the role of therapist is given, along with the required proficiencies for nonprofessionals such as parents.

While all these sites appear to know what they're talking about, none of them offers a working definition of a hipster.

They might not know how to come up with a working definition of social democracy, but they certainly know how to obsess over each other's theoretical differences.