Sentence examples for end defined from inspiring English sources

But for Schell and Delury, none of those conflicting systems or ideologies in the end defined China, or even the leaders who imposed them.

On the Trucking Company record Mr. Fratzke is something like a timbral ingredient until "Hawk Over Traffic," an orderly tune near the end, defined by Mr. King's medium-tempo, John Bonham-like groove.

Step 2: The instructor uses another climbing rope to create a second axis, one end defined by "I am calm and rational" and the other by "My emotions are very active". Participants move forward or backward from their initial spot, positioning themselves in one of four quadrants, each of which represents a leadership style.

We also assessed rates of 'episodic neurologic dysfunction' (END) defined as 'a new neurological symptom, or significant worsening of preexisting symptom(s) of more than 24 h in duration'.

In 2008, four small business owners on Beacon's east end defined their version of this interim state.

The measure, which would end defined benefit plans for new employees as of Jan . 1 , 2019was praised by the Wall Street Journal as one that would "end defined-benefit pensions and save taxpayers billions of dollars".

In the end, defining the components, and the boundaries, of the software industry will be necessary to level the playing field for Microsoft's competitors and to create a foundation for the future of digital commerce.

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To this end, define the operator by (3.1).

I used the word "know" but really I should have said, "decide" because in the end, defining the spiritual realm is really about reaching a set of collective agreements.

"We're ending defined benefit pensions in front of our eyes," said Mr. Stern.