Sentence examples for definable end from inspiring English sources

The war against Communism had a definable end, where ending terrorism is a goal without a goal line.

* Literary types reveal their daily Web habits to Granta. A. L. Kennedy avoids YouTube and Facebook: "If I want to write, I'd rather do it to some kind of definable end".

Alternative goals have been suggested; for example, to attempt to maintain malaria transmission at low levels whereby malaria deaths are few but the program costs are recurrent with no definable end point.

But his real value is in providing a definable goal.

Even the anarchists and nihilists seemed to have had a definable goal or an alternative vision.

It transcends borders and has no definable beginning or end.

They engaged, on average, in just over 40 discreet "tasks" — test-related behaviors that had a definable start and end time — spending approximately 36 seconds on each, in contrast to the 48 to 50 average tasks attempted by the other groups — with an average of only 30 seconds spent per activity.

All analysed recordings contained an entire dawn chorus with a clearly definable beginning and end.

If the program is structured in such a way that there's no definable beginning or end to the source code, you can decide which sections of the code represent the first and last pages.

Collaboration was less defined or definable than it became in the 1940's.

The end is less definable and, depending upon environmental factors, may be as early as 16 years or as late as 20.