Sentence examples for easily defined as from inspiring English sources

Comedies aren't as easily defined as sandwiches and apples.

I don't think I'm as easily defined as that, I wish I was.

But a Republican candidate who won't define himself is a candidate who's easily defined as just another George W. Bush.

"The military mission is not as easily defined as it used to be," said George A. Pruitt, president of Thomas Edison State College, which, along with Burlington County College, is providing the courses at McGuire.

Benzene and phenol are related chemically, and they are also related to toluene and the xylenes, which can be considered together as part of the aromatic group of organic chemicals, the aromatic compounds being most easily defined as those with chemical properties like those of benzene.

Such a substance type can be easily defined as the complex OWL class ks:PBTSubstance.

Public health interventions, on the other hand, occur in a much wider socio-economic context which is not as easily defined or as generalisable.

Our approach involved coding endpoints, along with more easily defined rearrangements, as characters for different cladistic analyses.

Though one might easily define it as, "not fighting," there is, certainly, a multiplicity of meanings and feelings in relation to the word.

Such a stopping criterion is not as easily defined for mean curvature motion, necessitating human intervention to determine when the image has in fact been denoised.

Such a stopping criterion is not as easily defined for mean curvature motion, necessitating human intervention to determine when the image has in fact been denoised.  .