Sentence examples for defined nowadays from inspiring English sources
How should television be defined nowadays?
It's about keeping tabs with what your friends (defined nowadays as "people you kind of know") are doing, both in the real world and on the Internet.
Fourth, this is a long-term survival analysis, and some patients had been treated more that 13 years ago, at a period of time where our nutritional support policy was not as well defined as nowadays.
The hubristic decline of the novel's hero casts a mournful shadow over Wilde's writing, which instead becomes the source of near-proverbial truth-telling: "to define is to limit"; "nowadays people know the price of everything and the value of nothing".
Citizens are those who define city nowadays, but moving toward livable cities in the future should consist of smart urban solutions.
Republicans (especially in the House) define themselves nowadays by what they are against, so Ryan took it as his mission to flip that so the party could be for an agenda that (hopefully) the American people would agree with.
The increased prevalence of allergic diseases is nowadays defined as an epidemic.
LncRNAs were discovered in the early 1990s and are nowadays defined as RNA molecules of >200 nucleotides in length [ 13].
Both are not-for-profit options and, like most pensions nowadays, offer defined contributions rather than defined benefits – ie the payouts you receive on retirement are dependent on factors such as the amount you pay in, fluctuations in performance of the investment, and the economy.
Blame the internet – or the fact that people have no time to achieve anything outside of work, other than safely making it home after sinking five Stellas – but the fact is fewer people nowadays are defined by whatever it is that interests them.
Blame the internet or the fact that people have no time to achieve anything outside of work, other than safely making it home after sinking five Stellas but the fact is fewer people nowadays are defined by whatever it is that interests them.
