Sentence examples for defined a major from inspiring English sources

He defined a "major downturn" as one three-month quarter in which the economy actually contracts.

But Mr. Ding noted that city work-safety regulations defined a major accident as one involving three or more deaths.

We defined a major move as one with "the potential to significantly affect" the participant's view of her company's competitive position.

As both a broad overview of earlier research and a systematic theoretical statement, Plant Succession defined a major area of research that became a central focus of plant ecology prior to World War II.

We defined a major adverse limb event (MALE) as a key endpoint for revascularization therapies in CLI inclusive of amputation (transtibial or above) or any major vascular reintervention (thrombectomy, thrombolysis, or major surgical procedure [new bypass graft, jump/interposition graft revision]) in the index limb.

This alone defined a major agenda for the sixth Kondratieff wave, which will set the tone of global development for the next 40 to 60 years.

A recent survey by America's Research Group, a retail market research firm, shows that the majority of consumers now define a "major purchase" as one costing $250 to $350.

Long gone are chartered airplane flights, luxury hotels and omnipresent television cameras that define a major league existence.

But the kind of pictures so feared by Mr. Trump's predecessors could end up defining a major domestic policy issue of his term.

Categorical variable modeling is of great significance for resource estimation as it defines a major aspect of geological heterogeneity and uncertainty.

In a Feb. 15 letter sent to the Princeton community, he outlined 10 areas that will "define a major part" of his agenda in the coming years.