Benefit can and should be defined more broadly than merely financial advantage.
The common ground of citizenship should be defined more by political than by cultural membership.
"It may be that cancer needs to be defined more molecularly than morphologically," says Toner.
Aspirations towards landscape should be defined more unambiguously so that they can be assessed alike.
The relationship between the central government and the provinces could be defined more precisely in ways that enhance accountability.
Re-initialization is triggered if the video scene presents high variations, allowing the background to be defined more accurately.
In the future, our identities in everyday life will come to be defined more and more by our virtual activities and associations.
The trouble is that in her own time it was already her fate to be defined more or less exclusively in painterly terms.
And yet, he said that after all those years, his legacy might be defined more by profound disappointment than by success.
Trump had objected, saying that the word should be defined more narrowly, to mean only payments made to Trump specifically to influence his behavior as president.
One might expect the boundaries of a project to be defined more broadly at the corporate level than at the business unit level.
