Sentence examples for use it to define from inspiring English sources

Let us use it to define the adequacy of resuscitation therapy in those in circulatory shock.

We don't use it to define us, even though sexual orientation shapes and controls our lives in a variety of ways.

I recently spoke to Kirschenbaum about this mysterious act, its past, and how we use it to define and negotiate relationships.

The changes won't prevent people from continuing to use it to define themselves and nor should it," she said.

Use it to define an area in an open plan room, or to create some drama instead of hanging pictures.

But it also became an opportunity for Phil Hughes's fellow citizens to clothe themselves in his identity and use it to define themselves.

"I do think that in the long run if everybody grasped the facts about the relevant biology and the social facts, they'd have to treat race in a different way and stop using it to define each," he says.

The man who had run the magazine since it was founded six years before, who had used it to define and propagate a new aesthetic so thoroughly branded that it was known only by the magazine's name, was stepping down.

Using it to define the company's image, he blew most of his budget in one place People magazine.

But an increasing number seem to be using it to define requirements; just deconstruct the project into a flock of JIRA tickets, the thinking goes, and then you can use them to estimate, communicate, track progress and manage changes.

In Wolterstorff 1980, he takes being an example of as undefined and uses it to define kinds—so that, for example, a possible kind is one such that it is possible there is an example of it.