Sentence examples for defines to a from inspiring English sources
"I think this kind of night defines, to a certain degree, the adage about on a given night, anything can happen".
For example, the coefficient value defines to a great extent the equipment size and also establishes the contacts between phases and processing time.
Early nutrition defines to a great extent how many people will survive infancy and what quality of life they can expect up until death.
Fernandez, B. A. & Scherer, S. W. Syndromic autism spectrum disorders: moving from a clinically defined to a molecularly defined approach.
She is, in short, "kickass", a word she has been trying to define to a German journalist without success.
What is happening in Russia right now is going to define, to a large degree, the future of the aids epidemic globally.
"Querencia," an offshoot of the verb, "querer," to desire, applies, narrowly defined, to an individual's immediate environs but can also apply to a country.
The real issue is whether we want the federal government to follow many companies and change from a defined benefit to a defined contribution retirement plan.
Why should the LGBT community cede a once pejorative, now defining epithet to a group defined by inaction?
