Sentence examples for over defined from inspiring English sources

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

What is the plan to more actively inform the entire class of people or an over defined version of that class of people who might potentially be eligible for one or another of these forms of repayment defense?

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

Most vertical legislation erects a management regime, usually carried out under the direction of an administrative agency, which is given jurisdiction over defined areas.

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.

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.

Are women in the public eye over-defined by their relationships?

People with a BMI of 25 and over are defined as overweight, those with 30 and over as obese.

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

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.