Sentence examples for has ever been defined from inspiring English sources

No strategy or clear end state has ever been defined for the ongoing U.S. military campaigns in Afghanistan and Iraq.

"That really is one of the biggest robberies, as anyone knows who has ever been defined by someone else," Anderson expressed.

Notably, in this study, "many were not sure that [MCI] had ever been defined for them" (p. 138).

"I don't think that date has ever been precisely defined," Alderson said.

Bartkowski et al. (2015) reveal a critical weakness: that biodiversity has rarely, if ever, been defined in economic valuations of putative biodiversity.

Paid sex for women was defined as having ever been a FSW, and for men as having ever been a client of a FSW.

"Ever drunkenness" was defined as having ever been drunk at least once.

Sexual violence was defined as having ever been forced by a spouse or family member to have unwanted intercourse.

Psychological abuse was defined as having ever been threatened by a spouse or family member, prevented from visiting or calling family members and friends or insulted.

Physical violence was defined as having ever been pushed, beaten, slapped, kicked, hit with a fist or object, pulled by the hair, dragged, burned or threatened or attacked with a knife or gun by a spouse or family member.

Program exposure was defined as having ever been exposed to at least one of the following three core program services: 1) contacted by peer educators/staff of NGOs, 2) received condoms, and/or 3) visited the program clinic.