Sentence examples for defined better from inspiring English sources

"They should have defined better for voters what this means.

Health might be defined better as the ability to function effectively in complete harmony with one's environment.

Whether you approve of the Jordans is not the point: they might have been more comical than come hither, but they defined better than any Brownite speech on Britishness what we are all about: in your face plastic-celebrity.

And some delegates think the organization's program needs to be defined better as well.

However, the percentage should be defined better according to the characteristics of the ingredient, referring to the presence by weight in the final product (excluding water).

Also the terms input and output controls could be defined better.

But how do we define "better" in these cases?

In fact, it's not a course — the course is called Blogging a Better Planet, but I don't define better planet.

Some companies that use Nickelodeon's characters have already agreed to stop advertising junk food to children, and it's not certain how others will define "better for you" products.

This strategy delays a decision on a shuttle replacement until the end of this decade, said Sean O'Keefe, the administrator of the space agency, and gives the National Aeronautics and Space Administration time to define better what the new vehicle will be.

(These sometimes we define better and in more detail, but ignore the life necessities).