Sentence examples for much more defining from inspiring English sources

There is no question that economies that are large by virtue of population rather than being at the cutting edge of productivity are going to be much more defining of the global system in the future than they have been in the past.

But in the 90s, regionalism played a much more defining part of what was going on.

The market has become much more defined and Trainspotting doesn't fit into any defined slot".

Here you'll join a much more defined track that runs north-west to south-east.

The marks created by the hammer suddenly become much more defined and catch the light.

I see the ideological framework being much more defined, and maybe just in a more analytic term, right?

My children will be much more defined in their psyches by their indoor space than my mum or I ever were".

By early December, the interaction of the figures and their setting in the "Women of Franklin Street" painting was much more defined.

I have this multiple, transnational identity, and I guess I was slightly slow on the uptake as to how much more defined 9/11 made those lines.

But I think with the draft picks we got, I think our future is much more defined than it would have been had we signed Kenyon, understanding that in the short term we're obviously not going to be as good as we would be with Kenyon".

Industry specialists said that executives moving into the turbulent world of publicly traded companies should expect sharp increases in pay as they give up job security, face pressures from shareholders and work against performance measures that are much more defined than in mutual organizations.