Sentence examples for been defined by two from inspiring English sources

The French label Chloé has been defined by two successful designers: Karl Lagerfeld and Phoebe Philo.

The people's revolution has been defined by two pillars that embodied the moral foundation of the intifada: dignity and non-violence.

The system requirements have been defined by two relevant applications: study of atherosclerotic plaques characterization and stem cells diffusion and homing.

The Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine in Manhattan has always been defined by two things -- it is, by some estimates, the largest cathedral in the world, and it is unfinished.

Former Texas congressman Beto O'Rourke's still-young campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination has so far been defined by two things — a predilection for standing on tables and an energetic base of support.

TRADITIONALLY, the relationship between borrowers and lenders has been defined by two assumptions, both seemingly self-contradictory: One was that to obtain credit, a person had to establish a good credit history.

Keller's tenure had been defined by three crises — morale, economic, and digital.

South of Route 27, toward the sea, Sagaponack real estate values have traditionally been defined by three main roads.

The task of central bankers has traditionally been defined by three words: money, banks and inflation.

Tyler agrees that his life has been defined by three great loves: music, women and Perry, and not necessarily in that order.

The history of computing has been defined by three major eras: mainframe, minicomputer and client-server.