Sentence examples for firmly defined from inspiring English sources

Styles are less firmly defined; social arrangements are more fluid; human aspirations vary widely.

Once a label becomes firmly defined, it also becomes a barrier to entry and thus politically charged.

An upper theoretical limit of approximately 100 solar masses has been suggested, but this value is not firmly defined.

An upper theoretical bound called the Eddington limit, of several hundred solar masses, has been suggested, but this value is not firmly defined.

Compare both to football or baseball, where the rules are restrictive and players have firmly defined roles within the team structure.

The teenager was once firmly defined by age – classically, 15-24 – as well as the favoured transient, quick turnover products aimed at youth.

But in a country that firmly defines itself as "secular" in its constitution, Fillon's unexpected victory represented an astonishing prospect: the political reawakening of Catholic France after decades of slumber.

Jerry Colangelo, then an executive with the Phoenix Suns, served on a committee that also made changes to firmly define blocking fouls and call defensive 3-second violations in an attempt to open up the game.

But David Kamp and Lawrence Levi have a problem, which might be summed up as carelessness, an inability to firmly define their territory.

Walter Evert, discussing the debate in 1965, justified the final lines of the poem to declare "The poem, then, accepts the urn for the immediate meditative imaginative pleasure that it can give, but it firmly defines the limits of artistic truth.

Cruz, the senator from Texas, wanted to firmly define himself as the chief Trump opponent, which had him calling for unity behind his candidacy as much as targeting Trump.