Sentence examples for defining it as a from inspiring English sources

It tries to make its rough edges a virtue, defining it as a news channel for the YouTube world.

Oxford University Press has crowned the word its top term of 2012, defining it as "a situation that has been comprehensively mismanaged, characterised by a string of blunders and miscalculations".

I am provisionally defining it as a change that is causally exogenous to the character of the person.

The law legalizes daily fantasy by defining it as a game of skill, rather than one of chance.

Economists seldom use the term "implementation" when addressing policy processes and outcomes, not defining it as a separate field of inquiry from policy analysis.

The United States should lead "a concert of power," he says, defining it as "a kind of hegemony shared among a number of great powers".

The Oxford American Dictionary on my computer defines it as: "A person who writes music, esp.

"Defining it as an epidemic has been hugely important in changing the market perception".

Defining it as an urban problem makes solutions quickly apparent.

The presence of a YxxL–(x 7 YxxL sequence in its intracellular tail defines it as a canonical ITAM-bearing molecule.

Webster's New World College Dictionary gives theatre its own entry, where it defines it as a "variant" of theater.