Sentence examples similar to definable challenges from inspiring English sources
Collaboration was less defined or definable than it became in the 1940's.
For a few hours, the government itself seemed headless, as the secret services spirited away the president and leaders of Congress to secure, secret spots.Yet the assault of September 11th presents America not with a military challenge of the old definable sort but with a dilemma of a new type.
A less definable answer is that local multidisciplinary teams provide broad opportunities to consider such challenges from a plurality of perspectives thus improving clinical translation, maximising benefits, minimising risk and providing durable clinical supports.
It has no definable boundaries.
The project has definable goals.
The report identifies a definable "generation game".
Not that Tamaryn considers herself definable.
It's not even definable as discipline.
It has no definable, containable dimensions.
How does foreign assistance serve definable American interests?
