Sentence examples for no firm definition from inspiring English sources

It is understood that there is no firm definition of a "coasting" school.

And as some people often seen as immigrants have been born in a country and have the country's passport, there's no firm definition.

The debate between strings and loops on this matter is severely hampered by the fact that there is no firm definition of background independence on the table and, therefore, the two camps are almost certainly talking past each other when discussing this issue.

The deities with the most limited and specialized domains are often called "minor divinities" or "demons" in modern writing, although there is no firm definition for these terms.

Biologists still argue over whether or not some animals' vocalizations constitute song or mere noise, and even scientists who study the origins of life on Earth have no firm definition of what life itself is.

The truth is there is really no firm definition of what makes a pie... the general consensus is that it should either be baked in a pie dish or have (at least) a base made of pastry.

But on other flanks, it has seen enough shifting of boundaries over the last few decades that there is no longer any firm definition of where it ends and where the rest of the Bronx begins.

Without any firm definition of a bestie, some non-besties may be under the false impression that they have in fact reached the rank of "Bestie," and true besties that are not with you at this moment whole may question the whole bestie relationship.

Rapid transitions from one leg to another acquired startling firm definition.

Guiora, who follows the Predator program closely, fears that national-security officials here lack a clear policy and a firm definition of success.

But there has never been a firm definition of where the line should be drawn, and that is where the debate often falls.