Sentence examples for it's being defined from inspiring English sources

"It's being defined by the F.B.I.

Virtual reality is currently in a position where it's being defined by the influencers and insiders rather than regular consumers.

"There is no limit to the possibilities of this market because it's being defined as we speak," he said.

But it's important to note that Bueno's usage isn't that different; for as we are about to see, neo-Meinongianism and fictionalism (as it's being defined here) are extremely similar views.

Now it's being defined as a "solvency/liquidity problem".

"There has just been a complete revolution in the nature of public service and how it's been defined since the 1960's," said Prof. Jeffrey Herbst, a specialist in African affairs at the Woodrow Wilson School.

"Computing doesn't have to be the way it's been defined.

But he seems to be using the term 'fictionalism' differently from how it's been defined here.

In effect, RSS proved we don't need to fear the locked trunk, at least not in the classical way it's been defined.

It's been defined by legal precedent.

"It's been defined as this for us on many occasions.