Sentence examples for do not clearly define from inspiring English sources
Because state laws do not clearly define residency, making a false registration case can be difficult.
They do not clearly define HFSS foods and only concentrate on direct advertisements.
The I.R.S. rules governing such groups, however, do not clearly define what threshold of political spending is allowed.
Nomination for inclusion operates on a standard of "reasonable suspicion" of danger, which guidelines obtained by the Intercept do not clearly define, but is significantly less restrictive than the probable-cause standard underlying judicial warrants.
These comparisons indicate first that the conformations of active site residues in MCR-1 are sensitive to conditions of high zinc content (as in 5K4P), demanding caution when making any mechanistic interpretation, and, more importantly, that available structural data do not clearly define a unique Zn2 site in MCR-1.
1). We do not clearly define what is truly most important to us -- our highest priority or priorities and focus our attention on what is most meaningful and productive in our lives and we end up having to put out fires all day doing lower priority tasks and other people's agendas.
Companies struggle when they don't clearly define where they see the deal creating value.
Working at the towering headquarters of Google China at Zhongguancun Software Park in northwestern Beijing, some 100 engineers wrote codes to deal with inputting Pinyin or Roman letters to signify Mandarin sounds and such intricate tasks as delineating words in Chinese characteristics that don't clearly define white spaces.
