Sentence examples for defined until from inspiring English sources

Its duration can't be defined until it's completed, but by then both syllables are gone.

His permanent powers will not be defined until a new constitution is approved.

"The widespread problem can't be defined until we know what all the issues are".

The integral of a function between two points is therefore not defined until a path between the endpoints is specified.

Only the solo danced by Amy Young feels free, the meaning of her falling and rising not defined until the last instant by a gesture of prayer.

That level of enthusiasm for a concept which hadn't been defined until the mid 90s, gives an insight into how far Afrofuturism has come and how many people now identify with its ideas.

Mr. Staier is a harpsichord virtuoso, a term that is actually hard to define until you've heard him play.

She has a stride hard to define until one realizes that it has to do with not being crippled by carrying a bag in the hand, which inhibits so many women's gait.

The recent availability of NAATs and point-of-cares tests may provide a more sensitive tool for identifying infection, but the optimal use of these tests will be difficult to define until there is a better understanding of the public health significance of asymptomatic infections.

A22 Justices to Define 'Retaliation' For more than 40 years, federal law has prohibited employers from retaliating against employees who complain about discrimination on the job, but neither Congress nor the Supreme Court has ever defined "retaliation" until now.

I mean, I am defining it, but I don't think it gets defined properly until people have passed on and objective historians start to take a look at how a presidency fits into the -- into the whole flow of history.