Sentence examples for defined little from inspiring English sources

"While the risks with Pfizer are ever more defined, little upside is being priced in for the potential for a restart of growth that this cash machine could ignite," writes Armbruster.

With the mechanisms for demobilization and entering politics now defined, little is left for negotiators to iron out.

Although the circulating serotypes have been well defined, little is known about the genetic diversity of L. monocytogenes.

Even in C. elegans where miRNAs are comparatively well defined, little is known of target conservation between different life cycle stages.

Arkansas Thorncrown Chapel Eureka Springs, AR E. Fay Jones' masterpiece defines "little chapel in the woods" from now until the end of time.

In the show, he is defined by little more than his petulance and simmering anger.

FOR a party some historians say has been defined by little more than an instinct for winning and holding power, the Conservatives' long estrangement from high office has been traumatic.

The lattice parameters of both S1 and S2 are well defined, with little scatter between different samples treated for different times and temperatures, and there are no signs of the large range of lattice parameters reported by recent electron microscopy observations.

When he first appeared in the final episodes of "The Practice" — a show built on a firm as gritty as Crane Poole & Schmidt of "Boston Legal" is well heeled — Crane was defined by little more than the way he said his name.

But the inner chaos Kirk warned of so many years ago runs rampant in a country dominated by the bloated presence of a man who embraces dictators, vilifies the free press, corrupts religious leaders, absolves white supremacists, degrades women and continues a life's work defined by little more than the amoral pursuit of material wealth.

At low values of N Lp, the plasmon peak is well defined with little to no loss in the infrared range.