Sentence examples for as it defined from inspiring English sources

Related: Charles Kennedy, former leader of Liberal Democrats, dies aged 55 He was defined politically by the Iraq war as much as any other event, just as it defined its principal protagonists, Bush and Blair.

Jon Fishman's drumming rode the rhythms as much as it defined them.

What Sherman has photographed is the diversity of America as it defined itself, as it developed a century ago.

But remember when we all assumed that Manning's aw-shucks stoicism was a character flaw, at least as it defined him on the football field?

Just six weeks ago, after Enron put out an earnings release showing strong pro-forma profits, as it defined them, two of the agencies, Fitch and Standard & Poor's, reaffirmed Enron's rating of triple-B plus.

The tensions between them shaped the company as it defined the scope and growth of computer power for more than three decades.

But the translation is needed constantly between the business as it defines the process and the IT staff and as it communicates about what functionality is needed.

The Standard & Poor's Corporation will release today its calculations of "core earnings," as it defines them.

Executives at Jaguar have also been looking back at its advertising in the United States as it defines the brand image.

But convenience aside, change is in many ways the most important part of life, as it defines us as people.

Porter's work provides that rigor, as it defines the economic fundamentals of competition and strategy.