Sentence examples for defined it more from inspiring English sources

The Abbasids, who succeeded the Umayyads defined it more strictly, in an attempt to apply it more consistently.

We have now defined it more clearly.

That isn't "regulation" as Bowe defines it: more an influential running commentary.

He defines it more rigidly as "disadvantaged classes that operate at some remove from the mainstream and the orthodox".

Taiwanese politicians should resist pressures to define it more precisely, a step that would do little for Taiwan but would provoke ugly military threats from the mainland.

Robin Givhan, a former style reporter for The Washington Post, who is now at Vogue, suggested the First Lady might lately have adopted blue along with skirts both to soften her image and to define it more sharply.

Welshness is more cultural than political: rugby and the Welsh language define it more than any institution.Yet Wales is steadily diverging from England, albeit much less raucously than Scotland.

People understand that the president didn't order all these things, this happened over a long period of time, it's been an evolutionary process, we now need to define it more effectively and that's what the president is setting out to do".

I'm not going to define it more than that.

Locke defines it more broadly as "the power of doing public good without a rule" (1.167).

To define it more formally, let Jobs′ be a set of jobs, where for each job j∈Jobs′ we have decided its ms j and rs j parameters.