Sentence examples for more defining and from inspiring English sources
It appears to be a useful complementary tool and is likely to play a more defining and clarifying role in assessing the quantification of abnormal uteroplacental neovascularization for patients with placenta previa increta/percreta.
Boston's other great civic religion is sports; except for the Patriots lately and Red Auerbach's exceptional Celtics back in the 60's, this is largely a cult of loss and near-miss that is more defining and, Bostonians believe, more character-building than New York's easy history of winning.
Yet the duty of any artist of ambition must be to grapple with the defining particulars and issues of his or her time - and there is no more defining issue than 11 September and its long aftermath.
But unlike the gentlemanly Gallic race, LeMons is a 24-hour brawl and, more defining, nice cars are not welcome.
There are somewhat rote descriptions of demonstrations, political meetings and slogans on the wall, but not a single line of the Naxal poetry or songs that flared through India at the time, in numerous languages, and that formed a far more defining aspect of the movement than the badly made bombs and dense theoretical tracts mentioned in the novel.
We do that with our more defining political events, like the Dismissal and "the Split" of the Labor party in 1955.
For me and Kristen, laughter now plays a more defining role in our friendship than cancer does.
For the sake of U.S.C.'s possible redemption and Notre Dame's fulfilling its potential, more defining games remain.
Relaxing on what most would consider to be an uncomfortably lumpy log, minutes after his vibrant performance at Time Festival in Toronto, the French Canadian producer and DJ recalls one of his more defining moments.
And none would have reached the landmark with a more defining shot.
So even though PW is elevated in many disorders, it has a more defining role in GAD, which is in line with both cognitive models and the DSM classification (APA 2000).
