Sentence examples for undefined nature from inspiring English sources
But in the end, the power of The Arsonists lies in the undefined nature of the evil it portrays.
"The International Committee for the Red Cross says that one of the great problems with Guantánamo is its undefined nature," Swift says.
Perhaps no college sport has better exemplified the undefined nature of athletic scholarship distribution than baseball, where some players traditionally received as little as $400 a year while stars were awarded full scholarships.
As a result of the ongoing disintegration of Syria, and the undefined nature of what is evolving, clashes between the competing groups will not only increase but are likely to become continuous in the medium and long term, either until a federation evolves (should that prove possible) or separate countries are established.
In the neurogenic areas, GPR17 decorates a subset of non-proliferating, nestin−, GFAP− and DCX− cells of yet undefined nature.
These findings have elements in common with a model that expands on the concept of cell "death by checkpoint" [22], in which early human precancerous lesions are characterized by oncogenic stress (of an undefined nature), causing deregulated DNA replication and genomic instability, which in turn activates a DNA damage response that ostensibly delays or prevents cancer [36], [37].
These cultures are undefined in nature and, consequently, it is difficult to obtain approval from regulatory agencies for their use as direct fed microbials (DFMs) for poultry.
Unfortunately, the effectiveness of chemotherapeutic regimes evaluated in this cancer type is compromised and very limited, owing to the yet undefined highly resistant nature of this cancer.
Davis is not content to condemn Roosevelt for failing to undertake a Jewish rescue effort of an undefined but presumably military nature at the end of 1942, when the D-Day invasion was still a year and a half away.
"By nature, it is undefined, both psychologically and physically".
Dr. Greenfield suggests that the fixed quality of technology may inhibit the development of creativity which is, by its very nature, open and undefined.
