Sentence examples for it to be defined from inspiring English sources

"Too much hard work has gone into this for it to be defined by what has just happened".

The blame is more ours, the people who suffer from OCD and who haven't talked about it, and who have allowed it to be defined by others.

Instead of the Web being defined only by hyperlinks (to the benefit of search engines like Google), Facebook wants it to be defined by social connections, likes and dislikes, interests that are coded and machine-readable.

Or maybe there were just too many features to ever allow it to be defined properly, but Google is saying today that they are going to stop any further development of Google Wave.

Alternating erosive periods, during which the valley evacuated sediment from the slope toward the basin, and depositional periods, during which it was fully infilled, allows it to be defined as the "Gebra Debris Valley".

I will try to answer to the best of my ability other questions, including questions about my relationship with Ms. Lewinsky, questions about my understanding of the term of sexual relations, as I understood it to be defined at my January 17th , 1998 deposition, and questions concerning alleged subordination of perjury, obstruction of justice and intimidation of witnesses.

Since it is not applied consistently with regard to its meaning, it has to be defined before use.

It refused to be defined with its own rebellious spirit, much like the sherry-makers themselves.

Beyond that, it remains to be defined.

It needs to be defined as a disease," he said.

It remains to be defined how type I IFNs regulate innate immune clearance of adenoviral vectors.