Sentence examples for i have just defined from inspiring English sources

Three percent of the growth will be in the West as I have just defined it.

Christensen: There may be something about Uber that just doesn't fit in any of three categories that I have just defined.

There are, admittedly, two sorts of case in which it might seem that exerting unnecessary effort, as I have just defined it, does confer moral worth on one's action.

We shall write (eta(p)) for the numerical function (p = (x,y) mapsto frac{4}{ 1- x^{2}+y^{2})^{2})^{2}}), and η for the abstract G-invariant metric we have just defined.

So if free will is conceptually or metaphysically impossible, at least for creatures like us, it follows that incompatibilism (as we have just defined it) is true.

Each member of the society can be a taxpayer or a cheater, that means, as we have just defined, a person who does not contribute to the common wealth but benefits from it.

Now, replace each instance of the word "die" with the word "outsource", and you have just defined what has happened to Silicon Valley.

OK, so we've just defined them.

JG: You've just defined an entire American political party as uneducated!

"But on the two great questions of this election" – the ones Clinton himself had just defined — McCain "still embraces the extreme philosophy" of the Bush Republicans.

"Any time you have the threat of a judge making a decision because he or she is looking over her shoulder or his shoulder as to who has the cheque book behind you the next time around, you've just defined a corrupt system," he said.