Sentence examples for defined as just from inspiring English sources

But a Republican candidate who won't define himself is a candidate who's easily defined as just another George W. Bush.

But the much-touted move will see cost price defined as just duty plus VAT and will have little if any impact on cut-price supermarket deals, campaigners said.

"Despite misconceptions of the contrary, in 1999, satellites were not defined as just DBS [digital broadcast satellite].

LVEDA was measured by tracing the LV endocardium at end-diastole, defined as just before the ECG R-wave (Fig. 1a).

The committee suggested limiting eligibility to children living at or below the poverty level, defined as just more than $22,000 for a family of four.

Typically, the three spinal areas are studied or reported as separate entities, or as one single entity defined as just "back pain".

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

Similarly, it would be helpful to test gene variants for linkage with MetS (as traditionally defined) as well as for just single phenotypes of high blood pressure, visceral obesity, high triglycerides, and low HDL, and for the positivity of only two phenotypes; and for the additional presence of depression, anxiety, insomnia, and therapy with antipsychotics, antidepressants, and anxiolytics.

An alarming study released in 2004 by the National Endowment for the Arts noted that in the last two decades the US has experienced a 10% drop-off in the reading of literature - which they define as just one novel, story or play per year - and a 28% drop in the key 18-24 agroupoup.

Most institutions would define convenience as just hours.

The statue could have been made of a collection of atoms with at least some different members, but the entity defined as containing just those atoms could not.