Sentence examples for of whatever defines from inspiring English sources

That may, in the end, be the most compelling component of whatever defines the American system and enables it to be productive and innovative.

I defend a version of functionalism about spacetime in which spacetime is whatever defines the structure of inertial frames.

Games exist within the magic circle, whatever defines the borders, whether it's a chessboard or the edges of your iPhone screen.

Too often, modern television audiences are walled off in their own taste silos, with "Downton Abbey" fans or "Battlestar Galactica" buffs afraid to step beyond the safe boundaries of whatever they define as "quality" TV.

"There is a real risk that the vitriol, which at times has infected the debate, will not simply fade post 18th September 2014, and when people look beneath the surface of whatever numbers define the result, it will not be a pleasant view.

I think the machine itself would've rejected anything outside of whatever they defined as the "Smooth Sound".

"The focus on results is helping improve M&E [monitoring and evaluation] and performance, but within the narrow scope of whatever results are defined as triggering payments.

"If we talk of the talent of a racing driver, part of whatever talent is defined will be balance skill, quite a large part," Wurz said.

After two years in power, the government only last month got round to approving a draft constitution laying the ground rules for the poll and defining the powers of whatever regime is elected.

Attitudinal gain was defined as any change (of whatever magnitude), towards a more positive attitude to EBM as measured with the Likert scale.

Attitudinal gain was defined as any change of whatever magnitude towards a more positive attitude towards EBM as measured with a Likert scale.