Sentence examples for in defined from inspiring English sources
The phrase "in defined" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that is clearly specified or established, but as it stands, it lacks context and clarity. Example: "The parameters must be in defined terms to avoid confusion."
Lesson for 2014 Cut out the unnecessary travelling – keep the group stages in defined geographical areas.
"A lot of them are very focused companies in defined niches," he said.
In this visual era, the incredible live images, replayed throughout the day until their reality sunk in, defined the events.
The size of the deficit in defined benefit pension schemes dropped sharply in October, according to a report on Monday.
■ The changes apply to those in defined contribution (DC) pension schemes – sometimes known as money purchase schemes.
Those in defined benefit, or final salary schemes, can only take advantage of the freedoms if they transfer to a DC scheme.
It proposes "allowing an optional section of the personal statement to be tailored to each choice and allowing additional personal statements in defined circumstances".
The bulk of employer pension funding is being used to prop up these schemes, at the expense of younger employees in defined contribution pensions.
In defined terms of Premier League points and positions, Liverpool continued a downward trajectory last season after luring one of the biggest managerial names out of his sabbatical.
Apple recently filed a patent to remotely disable the recording capabilities of its devices in defined areas, with an eye on concerts (and, one hopes, not political demonstrations).
The portfolio is available in defined-contribution plans.
