Sentence examples for is more clearly defined from inspiring English sources

We know no commercial business model works in Wales, so in many ways Wales is more clearly defined than in Scotland," Jones said.

Told of the disparity, Swisher said he was surprised, but attributed it to the different mind-set he has hitting second than lower in the order, where his role is more clearly defined.

Only $50m was pumped into the field last year, as private investors look for safer bets in more developed products with larger markets, where regulation and patent protection is more clearly defined.

Nasa's robotic space exploration programme is more clearly defined, with the Dawn spacecraft due to go into orbit around an asteroid later this month, the Juno mission heading to Jupiter, and a Mars rover launching before the end of the year.

The inner crater diameter can usually be measured more accurately than the outer crater diameter since it is more clearly defined.

As the product concept is more clearly defined (e.g., biofuel specifications to be used in a particular type of engine) at the beginning of the innovation process, this definition is, in practice, a necessary condition for the product to be launched in the market.

Our responsibilities will be more clearly defined.

It might have helped if "cultural history" were more clearly defined, too.

By then, the Giants' role as a contender should be more clearly defined.

He knows that by the time he returns the Mets' postseason hopes will be more clearly defined.

The divide between what was once known as the First World and everyone else was more clearly defined then.