Sentence examples for because we defined from inspiring English sources

We can be remembered as a generation that chose to drag the arguments of the 20th century into the 21st; that put off hard choices, refused to look ahead, and failed to keep pace because we defined ourselves by what we were against instead of what we were for.

Third, because we defined immigrants as students not born in the country of testing, we are studying by definition only first-generation immigrants (Rumbaut [2004]).

Further, because we defined rules in an RDR tree to have propositional value conclusions, we also restrict the default theories that can be converted to RDR trees to have propositional value consequences.

This is because we defined Hb variation in terms of SD.

Because we defined CSEs based on publicly available human transcript data, our CSE category may include some ASEs if defined according to deep sequencing technology.

Because we defined both upper and lower confidence limits, the t statistic was adjusted for the one-tailed test by choosing t for (α/2).

Here we use the term (Nx-2) because we define one less sampling point on the non-negative x values than on the negative x values.

But in the case of a mind-independent property, this is only because we define the subject and conditions in terms that presuppose there are mind-independent truths about shapes (the right-hand side refers to tracking circularity).

We can make it hold because we define it through our attention, our awareness, our presence.

"And now because we define you as murderers, as killers, we want you to get out of our land".

Because we define "middle class" separately for each metro based on the local median household income, our affordability measure takes into account that a middle-class income is higher in some markets than in others.