Sentence examples for take their definition from inspiring English sources
Take their definition of "poverty".
Taking their cue from this definition, testers have especially scrutinized students with average to above-average academic performance — after all, how can a student do so well and be significantly restricted?
16 Major genes have been identified in a variety of domestic animals; however, care must be taken in their definition.
The results are difficult to predict, because tipping points, by their definition, take the planet into uncharted territory.
Similarly, circular statements include components that rely on each other mutually for their definition, taking the general form "a is true because b is true and b is true because a is true".
The remaining two studies took slightly different approaches in their definition of delay intervals.
Most of the studies used the threshold 140/90 mmHg and/or taking of antihypertensive medication for their definition of hypertension, in line with the Seventh Report of the Joint National Committee on the Prevention, Detection, Evaluation and Treatment of High Blood Pressure (JNC VII) (35).
By the way, a similar issue exists in the U.S. Take the definition of "personal information".
In fact, there are very few "capitalists" among us if we take the definition of Karl Marx.
Take that definition and run with it.
Take that definition and match it with Sarah Palin.
