Sentence examples for been working to define from inspiring English sources
In response, early educators have been working to define what quality means and to work with providers to improve their level of care.
John R. Allen, the retired general who used to lead the Afghan campaign, has been working to define what those requirements would be in any West Bank territory that is handed back to the Palestinians.
The company has been working to define itself as a software company.
Republicans were working to define Trump's campaign promise down, arguing that any form of border security would fulfill it.
Raised in an independent Georgia, that generation is working to define the country's future, while taking ownership of its past.
Here, she is working to define features of successful CAR T cells in patients, and to understand CAR T effects on the tumor microenvironment.
He is working to define and study "psychological ecosystem services" by examining the impact of nature experience on human cognitive function and mental health.
A Matter of Control On Wednesday, Emmert noted that the N.C.A.A. was working to define phrases like "lack of institutional control" to separate the behavior of an institution from the behavior of an individual.
In that, we are working to define computational thinking as a transferable skill that does not only belong to the field of computer science.
