Sentence examples for defined has from inspiring English sources

Perfection in sports — at least as it is widely defined — has long been a fascination.

Person-centredness, broadly defined, has been 60 or more years in the making.

"The Democratic conference has to be defined, has to get its identity," Mr. Espada said.

Within the arts, the measurability, the ability to make excellence quantifiable and defined has become much more important.

It will be years before any Chinese magazine sells a story like that on its cover, but achievement, classically defined, has lost some luster.

The RI said it had taken the decision because its "requirement for the functions of the role of director as currently defined has ceased to exist".

The culture he defines has all the trappings of the snooty, impatient elite.

Interior Define has raised a total of $3.2 million in funding.

Today, according to Cameron Marlow, a doctoral student in electronic publishing at the Media Lab at M.I.T. and the creator of a weblog index, Blogdex, the number of blogs -- liberally defined -- has probably passed the half-million mark.

A subtropical jet stream that's normally not well-defined has emerged as a strong force over California.

Polyubiquitination of proteins in general is widely acknowledged as a signal for degradation by the proteasome [25], while monoubiquitination, although presently ill-defined, has been shown to influence numerous cellular events, including endocytosis and meiosis [26], [27].