Sentence examples for no single definition from inspiring English sources

No single definition can suffice.

"There's no single definition of educational disadvantage," Ms. Dassin said.

There is no single definition of terrorism, but most scholars agree on several broad criteria.

In randomized controlled trials, no single definition of response is ideal for all purposes.

Many academics, journalists, legal writers, lawyers and judges have tried to define privacy, but no single definition is agreed upon.

When House Democrats talk about the public option, there is no single definition of what that means.

There is no single definition of a Japanese garden, but they have in common a simplicity of design and careful arrangement of natural materials.

Although there is no single definition of what constitutes a coup, it is at its core an illegal seizure of power.

Add to that the fact that there is no single definition of "quality," and grapes are a really fascinating system to work with.

There are currently seven billion people living on the planet, with just over half in urban areas - but beware the word urban, it has no single definition and can refer to quite small settlements.

In fact, there is no single definition existing under international law but most international dispositions and bodies tend to agree on four constitutive elements of torture, as further explained in the first part of this paper "Elements of definition".