Sentence examples for began defining from inspiring English sources

But after 1997 he began defining those conditions in a way that counted against our membership.

People began defining themselves by whether they liked the somewhat trendier white iPhone or the standard black.

Facing a shortage of investment ideas, Microsoft's leaders began defining issues such as PC market growth and security that are critical throughout the company.

Industry groups protested, saying that if the EPA began defining coal ash as hazardous waste, that decision could backfire -- choking off a trade that recycles the material into concrete, and creating even more unwanted ash.

Reynolds, perhaps the most important living Australian historian of his epoch, points out how Australia began defining itself through (non-frontier) wars well before federation and the Gallipoli invasion.

Mobile and the cloud changed all that and Google began defining an idea called Zero Trust, the notion that you don't trust anyone on your services and build an appropriate security position based on that idea.

After a quiescent period with a proposed lava dome growth in the St. Ana crater, a new explosive stage began, defined as MPA (Middle Plinian Activity).

For the first time since ONS records began defined benefit (final salary) pension schemes represented less than half of total workplace pension membership.

For this season, they have begun defining their roles much more clearly.

What Couloumb and Ohm did for electricity, Poggio wants to do for deep neural networks: to begin defining a theory.

A nasty habit has begun defining the current Congress.