Sentence examples for that defining from inspiring English sources

He added that defining boundaries was a fraught task that staff members approach carefully.

The point is that defining New York neighborhoods is a messy business.

The roundtable was also heard that defining social value is not an easy task.

My dilemma was not helped by the fact that defining hypertension is far from straightforward.

But sometimes the reality is that defining moments of history come suddenly and without warning.

In the 58 days since he won, he still hasn't made that defining speech.

But she has found that defining problems is easier than solving them.

Yet they have since found that defining a face covering and enforcing the law are challenging, at best.

But Blanc said that defining forest elephants as distinct species might solve one question, but would lead to new problems.

The problem with violent video games and aggression is that defining and categorising both is an inexact science.

The two other party leaders suggested that defining politics in Northern Ireland in strictly religious terms was misguided.