Sentence examples for number of definitions from inspiring English sources

It is becoming increasingly clear that there is an infinite number of definitions of intelligence.

Try to limit the number of definitions and amount of jargon in your pitch.

An evolving number of definitions of this philosophy have been proposed, primarily from a regulatory perspective.

Read a number of definitions of corporate social responsibility and then choose an aspect of it (i.e. social, environmental, in the workplace) to explore more deeply.

A number of definitions exist in the literature and there is a lack of clarity in understanding this concept.

I've come across a number of definitions of what constitutes a small producer, from a six-hectare plot to the New Zealand Winegrowers Association's official figure of a maximum annual production of 20,000 12-bottle cases.

Glen Watson, the deputy national statistician, said the ONS had published figures for short-term migration that covered a number of definitions ranging from 165,000 on a UN definition to 1.2 million on the broadest definition in the year ending June 2014.

Nevertheless, a number of definitions of validity applicable to modal wffs have been given, each of which turns out to match some axiomatic modal system in the sense that it brings out as valid those wffs, and no others, that are theorems of that system.

A number of definitions of small firms are available.

There are a number of definitions for social capital.

There are a number of definitions out there; we even have our own definition that you are welcome to use.