Sentence examples for offering a definition from inspiring English sources

But not offering a definition creates confusion.

Here, in effect, the author is also offering a definition of what he is attempting in this work.

"You can't really ban something unless you can define it and no one is offering a definition we can use".

None are pro-choice, though a few appear to be basically neutral (offering a definition of abortion, essentially, as part of a discussion of sexual health).

"The revolution has succeeded," declared the newspaper Al-Akhbar, offering a definition of success that ignores the calls for rule of law and sweeping democratic change.

This paper brings about a convergence of the spatial sciences within the scope of analysis of theoretical physics, offering a definition of urban sprawl applied in a novel context to assess urban sprawl.

Finally, Global Entrepreneurship Monitor 2016: 18) has evaded offering a comprehensive definition of SE and it was contended with following bipartite definition for SE: "(1) The organization is driven by (social) value creation, rather than value capture; and (2) The organization is market-based, rather than nonmarket-based".

Often, the number of points results in excessive information without offering a better definition.

It presents a software design from nine different perspectives, each offering a different definition of program.

In order to answer such questions, rather than offering a formal definition of what an ambiance may be, I intend to show from what it proceeds, on what it is based, what it produces and transforms in urban life.

But my main goal for offering a stricter definition here, as stated above, is simply to provoke the identification of so far unexplored avenues and data sources that can potentially enrich epidemiology.