Sentence examples for good working definition from inspiring English sources

"It is a pretty good working definition of chutzpah".

I don't have a good working definition of smug.

Formulating a good working definition of annoyance is a persistent challenge for researchers.

Five years of negative economic profit is a pretty good working definition of poor management.

Fitness and gloom, a pithy summary of that decade — add recession, and you've got a good working definition of the first decade of this century, as well.

Fitness and gloom, a pithy summary of that decade add recession, and you've got a good working definition of the first decade of this century, as well.

Although this heirarchy within the plant and animal kingdoms was an improvement — an attempt to standardize classification whose legacy persists today — there were still no good working definitions of "kingdoms" or "species" which could apply to microorganisms when they were discovered.

First, however, researchers in this field must identify specific emotional risk factors and must agree upon a working definition of "good emotional health". Such explicit definitions, as well as additional data, are essential to educating physicians and insurers so that consideration of emotional health can be integrated into basic medical care.

A good review should start with a working definition of necessary content.

Subsequently, we modified our working definition further for good prognosis modified 'LA' as ER+ and/or PR+ and HER2−, Ki67 low and p53− and poor prognosis modified 'LB' as ER+ and/or PR+ and/or HER2+ and/or Ki67 high and/or p53+.

That must mean that some machines are not good to invest in – the ones that replace labour, which is not a bad working definition of a machine.