Sentence examples for defined before from inspiring English sources

This hypoechoic area inside the joint was defined before in literature as synovitis [ 21].

The stakes were well defined before tip-off.

This was how the new form of warfare, "total war", had been defined before 1939.

The cheering interest of this match was defined before the players played their first game.

In spring training this year, Soriano approached Girardi and asked that his role be defined before the season.

They say they are skeptical about Mr. Bush's pronouncements that the contours of a Palestinian state can be defined before he leaves office.

And my duty is what I defined before, which is securing the sovereignty and to stop anyone from trying to threaten the security and sovereignty of the nation.

In "The Right to Privacy," Warren and Brandeis argued that there exists a legal right to be let alone a right that had never been defined before.

But this wariness reflects her bent toward precision, and a scientific sensibility that was ingrained from childhood: Atwood wants the terms defined before she will state her position.

I turns in the air, he can go through three different phases — three shapes, each clearly defined — before he remember about gravity and comes down...

The official said the question before the court was about Portland's right to regulate AT&T, not about how AT&T's status should be defined before the F.C.C.