Sentence examples for it would be defined from inspiring English sources

It would be defined by ethno-nationalism at home and an anti-interventionist retreat from America's obligations abroad.

It has been a turbulent season, to say the least, but Frank Lampard was right when he said it would be defined by what happens in this final rather than the upheaval that preceded it.

Ideally it would be defined using a threshold displacement magnitude, relative to a far field location, but it is rarely possible to extract such information from publications.

I would say that it would be defined as any from of music that communicates the feelings of sadness.

I would say that it would be defined as any form of music that communicates the feelings of sadness.

With the watt balance, while the kilogram would be delineated in electrical and gravity terms, all of which are traceable to invariants of nature; it would be defined in a manner that is directly traceable to just three fundamental constants of nature.

From the beginning, it seemed this Knicks season would be defined by age — its benefits, its limitations and its consequences, with the precise weight of each effect to be determined by the 82-game schedule.

GCHQ documents say efforts are made to automatically filter out UK-to-UK communications, but it is unclear how this would be defined, or whether it would even be possible in many cases.

The pervasive inequity, and nearly uniform poverty, of Jim Crow did not eliminate the capacity for class condescension among black people; it simply meant that "class" would be defined far more by behavior than by education or wealth.

It remains unclear how those terms would be defined, however, and French officials have offered little indication as to what they would consider a successful outcome for the French intervention in Mali.

The agreement is expected to favor Hong Kong companies, but it isn't clear whether that would be defined by the nationality of the owners or criteria such as where the company has its headquarters.