Sentence examples for be defined in part from inspiring English sources

Yet wherever he ends up, Mr. Nardelli's business career will be defined, in part, by Chrysler's trip into bankruptcy.

We believe this era will be defined, in part, by companies that have taken on an unprecedented degree of advocacy and action aimed at systems change.

Its early philosophical and political roots lie in ideas that only those with property could be counted as citizens (or voters) and that freedom could be defined in part as the integrity of holding property and ownership.

And though you might expect this most intelligent, ever-lucid performer to navigate skillfully through the text, as indeed he does, I doubt anyone anticipated the degree to which Mr. Kinnear's scaling of this particular theatrical Everest would be defined, in part anyway, by Hamlet's taste in clothes.

In Part 2, we intend to verify that (L_{0^), (N_{0^) satisfy all the conditions required to apply Lemma 2.2 and Lemma 2.3, where (N_{0^) will be defined in Part 1.

True strength might be defined, in part, as the capacity to meet our experience, no matter what is arising.

The art is defined in part by the artist's mystique.

Obama's two Presidential campaigns were defined in part by the black voters they brought to the polls.

Under federal law, slavery is defined, in part, by the use of coercion, torture, starvation, imprisonment, threats, and psychological abuse.

Being an Atlético fan means being antimadridista, Torres admitted: they are defined in part by their neighbours, by who they are not.

Her haplessness is defined, in part, by the show's secondary characters, who seem to fill gaps in her political character.