Sentence examples for defining comment from inspiring English sources

In 1999, Scott McNealy, the chief executive of Sun Microsystems, summed up the valley's attitude toward personal data in what became a defining comment of the dot-com boom.

The "about" section of the Trump campaign's Web site makes no mention of the Scottish-born matriarch, nor have his opponents reached much for the chance at a dig, given Trump's campaign-defining comments about immigrants, at least those from Mexico or who are Muslims.

In fact, Iran is one of the service's most active countries, and it is the most active region as defined by comments per user per day, according to Taylor.

It was defined by comments such as 'it is not normal to' or 'you cannot do that'.

It was defined by comments such as 'he wants to know her name' or 'it is embarrassing for the other person'.

Relevance was defined as "the comment directly concerns a key part of the solution or its context of use"; Inspiration was defined as whether "the comment is suited to contribute to a change in the design".

In the case of external interaction calculation, the interactions have to be defined in the comment block of an input file in mol2 format.

Whether it's initiated by customers, co-workers, or managers, harassment is defined as a comment or conduct that's known or ought to be known as unwelcome.

Whether it's initiated by customers, coworkers, or managers, harassment is defined as a comment or conduct that's known or ought to be known as unwelcome.

The General Comment defines 'the right to health in all its forms' (8) (emphasis added) and includes several interrelated elements.

The need to address the underlying determinants is also clearly articulated in Article 12, and further annunciated and defined in General Comment 14, as described above.