Sentence examples for define as not from inspiring English sources

It's certainly right in the near term, which I would define as not less than 50 years, because the institutions of the profession are simply too powerful and too entrenched.

I've also made one important adjustment to it, having gone back through past newspaper accounts and taken note of which candidates "skipped" the straw poll, which I define as not have giving a speech on the day of the vote.

The "Pants on Fire" rating is defined as, "not just false, but ridiculously false," Mr. Adair said.

Control individuals were defined as not having any of the components comprised in the WHO-defined criteria of MetS.

The independents were defined as not being part of a major chain or a hospital.

Low education, for example, was defined as not having graduated from high school.

As someone defined as not of sound mind he was, and continues to be, effectively force fed.

Democracy he defines as "not just a counting-up of votes" but a "counting-up of actions".

Until then, World Cup failure, and that was defined as not returning home with the trophy, meant automatic dismissal.

In the treaty, informally called the Ottawa Convention, weapons that do not explode automatically are defined as not being land mines.

From the dugout, his teammate Tony Clark noticed Floyd was feeling for Rusch's curveball, which Floyd defined as not adjusting to a pitch instead of remaining aggressive.