Sentence examples for often the definition from inspiring English sources

Often the definition of what alcoholic is depends on how much you are paying for your drinks.

In her world, holding steady or degenerating more slowly than you might otherwise is often the definition of success.

Very often the definition is referred to a building or at least to a partially isolated area.

19 25 26 28 Most often the definition referred to either the presence of symptoms or the use of medical care.

Often, the definitions they did give are quite general and include much more than Liar-type paradoxes.

As with Hussain, who was tried in an anti-terror court for the killing of a seven-year-old child near the building site where he worked, these cases often stretch the definition of what terrorism is.

Such disinhibition often fits the definition of bullying, as defined by Sherrow, in a Scientific American article in which bullying is described as: "a type of aggression in which (1) the behavior is intended to harm or disturb, (2) the behavior occurs repeatedly over time, and (3) there is an imbalance of power, with a more powerful person or group attacking a less powerful one".

Business rules: functional requirements often entail the definition of specific business rules.

Population viability analyses in large landscapes often require the definition of distinct subpopulations, which in turn depend critically on the spatial scale of, and barriers to, dispersal in relation to the distribution of suitable habitat.

As often happens, the definition of graffiti and street art are slightly different in Afghanistan than they would be in western cities like London and New York, often closer to what might be called murals or community walls.

Facilitation between species by stress amelioration, creation of novel ecosystems and habitat complexity often meets the definition of epiphenomenon helping.