Sentence examples for this definition leaves from inspiring English sources

This definition leaves room for just about anything, including the traditional box score.

As it stands, however, this definition leaves us wanting a more precise conception of what is meant by the order or course of nature.

Since this definition leaves open who is due what, there can be great inequality when it comes to presumed fundamental (natural) rights, deserts, and worth — and such inequality is apparent in both Plato and Aristotle.

This definition leaves the door open for other types of information that could be required to specify the state of the organism (e.g. stored in macromolecular conformations, interactions and post-translational modifications) and might propagate independently from the DNA sequence.

“A place people come to every day to check in with the people and things people are interested in.” That definition leaves all kinds of room.

Still, this loose definition leaves open the possibility for taxi services eventually converting to Ubers.

This narrow definition leaves out the many instances where shots are fired but no casualties are reported.

But outside Question Period on Monday, MacKay acknowledged that pipelines could also fall within that definition, leaving the door open as to whether or not this bill could be used to punish the protesters currently protesting a Kinder Morgan pipeline on Burnaby Mountain.

This way of understanding the definitions leaves it open whether physical objects actually have the properties or not, and whether the properties (that form part of the content of the experiences) might have subjective components.

That fashion definition leaves me a little confused (it's a colorful, loose-fitting variation of the missionaries' Mother Hubbard dress), and I would not hyphenate so called because it is not used here as a compound adjective, but Ehrlich's etymology is sound.

The definition leaves unsettled the status of only two objects, namely, Plato and Aristotle.