Sentence examples for definition built from inspiring English sources

They were, by definition, built to last, and many of them did.

The system is, pretty much by definition, built to distribute money to those who perpetuate it.

This definition builds upon a similar definition offered by Lewis (1983b).

A major programmatic challenge is to deploy software solutions to effectively manage the definition, build, operation, and maintenance, and configuration control of all components of NIF.

The second definition builds on the first by explicitly including sexual intercourse within the past 12 months as a criterion.

The third definition builds on the second by including an indicator of the couple's desire to become pregnant.

This definition builds upon a denotation of 'global' referred to, as we proceed, as the 'holistic' approach.

The definition builds on and seeks to add clarity to the initial definition in the 1999 Joint statement on Maternal Mortality [ 16] and the one developed by the Interagency Group for Safe Motherhood in 2000 [ 17], and sets better the minimal requirement for a skilled birth attendant.

There are some climactic justifications for this bizarre structure - Koolhaas wants it to stay in the park until October this year, when the second 24-hour interview will take place during the Frieze art fair - but it is essentially a joyous extravagance that stretches the definition of built form a little further.

The definition was built using the same algorithm previously used in 1991 (Istat 1997).

Their definition is built upon the last year's trends and research within leadership, and is often in line with how we look upon leadership after all these years.