Sentence examples for is defined is from inspiring English sources

"And how emergency care is defined is significant.

Just how "undue delay" is defined is something that the British authorities have not made clear.

Ms Golden said, "I think all museums are community based, but how the community is defined is wide".

The only figure against which he is defined is a second human form on the floor, on its side.

Nevertheless, the circulation is not zero if the loop for which it is defined is one that encloses the spindle or core.

To the Editor: The real issue is that addiction, no matter how it is defined, is vastly underdiagnosed and undertreated in our health care system.

The criteria by which the good life is defined are premoral, unconcerned with good and evil.

The ways in which a "gene" is defined are a prime example.

The Washington book, depending on how it's defined, is not new.

"It's about celebrity now, being famous and beautiful and how that's defined is to be thin and white, and fair and black.

For Democratic leaders the trends are a worrying sign that their base, as it has traditionally been defined, is not as stable as it used to be.