Sentence examples similar to over define from inspiring English sources

(Hindustan Times) The debate over defining poverty in India continues.

Martin, not quite at his best, bowls an over defined by flight and forward defensives.

Compassion for the poor led Florence to found seven different Funds the world over, defining her as an international philanthropist.

But that goal has been overshadowed by Katrina, the oil-for-food scandal, squabbling over reform of the United Nations and disputes over defining the meeting's goals.

But write a column about prescription drug costs or even something as remote as the debate over defined contributions in health care plans, and the e-mail rolls in.

This footprint density function is integrated over defined surface areas given as quadrangular polygons representing e.g. agricultural fields.

Even when the project has been commissioned and handed over, KPIs relating to performance over defined time spans are often still part of the contractual requirements.

So the police now have even more power over defining what activities are moral and legal.

Now she leads the country and has even more control over defining what's acceptably British and what is extremist.

No one group can claim to have exclusive authority over defining the Hawaiian culture or its many traditions.

In Deisseroth's words: "What excites neuroscientists about optogenetics is control over defined events within defined cell types at defined times--a level of precision that is most likely crucial to biological understanding even beyond neuroscience".