Sentence examples for just defined as from inspiring English sources

After his announcement, John McCain and Lindsey Graham, almost on cue, put out a statement saying that "the president's decision to set an arbitrary date for the full withdrawal of U.S. troops in Afghanistan is a monumental mistake and a triumph of politics over strategy," though what they meant by "strategy" was hard to see, unless it's just defined as something that lasts a very long time.

Traditionally, benefit is just defined as reduced economic cost.

The idea that unified conscious experience must be had by a single subject could be trivially true, as it would be if the subject at a time is just defined as a set of unified contents.

Here, given a function (F:mathbb R^nrightarrow mathbb R), smooth enough, and a point (x_0in mathbb R^n), a gradient flow is just defined as a curve x t), with starting point at (t=0) given by (x_0), which moves by choosing at each instant of time the direction which makes the function F decrease as much as possible.

The "Pants on Fire" rating is defined as, "not just false, but ridiculously false," Mr. Adair said.

So the "white working class" -- just defined broadly as those without such degrees -- is about two-thirds of the electorate and white working class men about a third.

With Romney nominating the author of the most extreme Randian attack on the poor ever introduced in Congress, the Republican Party has just defined itself as the utilitarian party of greed and individualism run amok.

I guess they'll just define that as "later-inserted".

Adherence to current CRC screening guidelines was defined as having adherence to either FOBT or endoscopy as just defined.

Moral particularism, as just defined, denies their latter role.

Moschovakis even proves the important theorem that equality of sense, as just defined, is decidable under natural conditions.