Sentence examples for they all define from inspiring English sources

Some law firms adopt "casual business attire" - unless you're meeting with clients - dress code in the summer, but they all define it differently.

These are similar in that they all define benign neoplastic adenoma as confined to the mucosa, without mucin or cells penetrating the muscularis mucosa or evidence of perforation.

It takes some study on the part of the viewer to keep them all defined.

The International Classification of Headache Disorders does not separate the moderate from severe/very severe traumatic brain injury (TBI), since they are all defined by Glasgow coma scale (GCS) < 13.

(Karmapa Mikyö Dorjé, 2006: 285) The third is the relativity argument which says, "They are all defined relative to one another unreality is relative to reality and reality is relative to unreality.

From Martin Luther King Jr. to Helen Keller, from Henry Ford to Albert Einstein, they have all defined character as essential to our development.

As painful as some of my experiences have been, they have all defined me and molded me into exactly who I am today.

They are all defined in Table 1.

The expert panel is homogenous because they are all defined as experts in coordination and IMC in their municipality.

While the relationship of each of these foci to one another is currently unclear, they are all defined by the co-localization of misfolded and/or aggregation-prone proteins with PQC factors, some of which can be found in more than one of type of focus.

Do people who identify proudly as Syrians, for example, all define "Syria" the same way?