Sentence examples for is becoming defined from inspiring English sources

His premiership is becoming defined by austerity and Europe, the opposite of what he originally intended.

It was a gesture from a man whose short papacy so far is becoming defined by such spontaneous forays into the crowd and concern for the disadvantaged.

Many citizens seem to like his personality, but at the same time a survey by the Pew Foundation says that he is becoming "defined more by his policy positions than his personality traits".

As a result, the genetic background is becoming defined for each country (i.e., the specific subtypes reported from each country).

The puzzle is becoming more defined," he said after his most recent visit to the region, earlier this month.

Indeed, as farms diversify, the distinction between the two career paths, and between rural and urban property management careers, is becoming less defined.

The market is quickly becoming defined by the flexibility in language support.

The line is becoming more defined between phones that have a headphone jack and phones that do not.

At the same time, health systems research is becoming better defined, with more attention for quality and rigorous scientific methods [ 1, 3- 6].

Indeed, the negative effect of GERD on HRQOL is becoming better defined as researchers increasingly make use of patient-reported outcome (PRO) instruments to investigate the impact of GERD symptoms in large populations [ 4].

When Rick A. Lazio, the Long Island congressman, first began mulling a bid for the United States Senate last year, his biggest drawback was perceived as his lack of name recognition in a race that was fast becoming defined by celebrity and star quality.