Sentence examples for are already defined from inspiring English sources

At least a few tasks for the post-mayor era are already defined.

Mike Gogan Storridge, Worcestershire No, Polly: the Lib Dems are already defined by the education fees betrayal.

Israel is also building a fence around Bethlehem, some of whose boundaries are already defined by ditches five feet deep and coils of barbed wire.

About 13 million of Yemen's 23 million population are already defined as "food insecure" and 21 million are in need of assistance.

The metre and the second are already defined in terms of invariable natural phenomena, so that any laboratory that needs to can construct its own.

People buy brand-name luxury goods in other markets to show that they are successful, but because of India's entrenched caste system, people are already defined by accent and last name, no matter how much money they make, he said.

But while she mulls her next move, others are already defining her.

Meanwhile, conservative talk radio hosts are already defining any consideration of Obama's nominee as surrender.

As the 2016 mayoral race line-up nears completion, candidates are already defining themselves by their attitudes to Boris Johnson's dubiously conceived Garden Bridge.

Academics are already defining the years from 55 to 75 as a distinct category, with labels like "encore generation," "third age," or "midcourse".

Of course, you say, I am human not a guinea pig or a guppy so you are already defining a set of possibilities out of the infinite.