Sentence examples for defines more from inspiring English sources

The desired outcome defines more than anything whether you're on the left, or on the right, whatever the condition of your post-operative septum.

The next stop is that miserable demi-monde that defines more lives than a lot of people would like to think: crisis loans, food banks, the very real prospect of ending up destitute.

However, this definition is not very useful unless one defines more precisely what is meant by "function".

Affluenza comes from a culture that defines more as better and most as best.

That definition defines more general ethnic and religious hatred against Jews but also declares that it is anti-Semitic to demonize Israel, deny Israel's right to exist, liken Israeli policy to that of the Nazis and blame Israel for all inter-religious tensions.

These data suggest that ultra-deep sequencing using short read technology clearly defines more transcribed regions than deep sequencing with 454 technology and may also define many more putative alternate splicing events.

I want to define more clearly what Burberry is".

Defined more narrowly, it excludes the last three (the Lorisiformes).

Within this transatlantic context, Turner was defined more than ever as a modern creative force.

Hers was a society defined more by balance sheets than bloodline.

Benefit can and should be defined more broadly than merely financial advantage.