Sentence examples for however it is defined from inspiring English sources
To the Mets, Jay Payton has that extra something, whatever it is and however it is defined.
Limmud is in short, a Jewish good-news story, a demonstration that Judaism – however it is defined – can remain creative and vibrant.
If we want to lift people out of poverty - however it is defined, then having some sort of access to IT is important.
In his view, the central question of the trial is, "At what point, if any, does political propaganda become criminal?" That issue, however it is defined, may soon also apply to songs.
However, it is defined as we develop the general model.
The conditional is not primitive however; it is defined in terms of two unary modal operators.
Even in Reich's tiny studio-apartment space their distinctive aesthetic comes across, and however it's defined it is part of a bigger collective something out there that is more than welcome in a cautious time for American art (Cotter).
When bad news arrives about the children's mother, whose puzzling absence has been glancingly noted, the family must board their converted school bus and return, for now, perhaps for longer, to suburbia, to family, and to "responsibility", however it's defined.
However it's defined, the plant-genomics profession expanded greatly with the start of the National Plant Genome Initiative (NPGI), says Jeff Dangl, the John N. Couch Professor at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.
Success, however it's defined, takes action, and taking good and appropriate action takes skills.
