Sentence examples for time defined from inspiring English sources

Time defined a new way to practice strategy.

"Sharpe James grew up in a time defined by racial tension," Professor Price said.

It was a time defined by academic pressure, social challenges, and an overarching sense of anxiety.

He rebuffed them, but the equivocal sexuality of his art anchors it in a time, defined by Surrealism, of avant-garde evangelism for an anti-bourgeois, liberated libido.

They were also asked how often each week they enjoyed more than five drinks in a short period of time, defined as "binge drinking".

The primary variable measured was total operating room time, defined as beginning when the patient entered the OR until the moment the patient physically left the OR.

But if finals swing by momentary efforts, something that happened five minutes from the end of regulation time defined the Japanese players' refusal to let size overcome them.

This legislation – pioneering at the time – defined charity in the broadest of terms: anything from the "advancement of religion", to "other purposes benefiting the community".

Students who attend less than half-time, defined as 1 course credit for undergraduates, are not eligible for University scholarships, grants, or waivers.

For someone who had once-upon-a-time defined success in limited all-or-nothing terms, I was delighted to observe that I was completely at peace with this.

But we will make it more of an accelerator than an incubator, incorporating lots of time-defined forcing functions and a more hands-on mentorship approach.