Sentence examples for varying definitions from inspiring English sources

PETER EDIDIN The brief begins with medieval Christian theology, and its varying definitions of sodomy.

Producers have widely differing cost structures and varying definitions of profitability.

For the last 50 years, researchers have used varying definitions of self-awareness.

Research is inconclusive, in part because of varying definitions of yo-yo dieting used in studies.

They agreed to share chores at home too, but their varying definitions of "done" soon made things unequal.

Consequently, varying definitions are employed by different studies, leading to different implications for programs and policies.

However, varying definitions of what constitutes a slum result in different slum population estimates.

The head of investment and securities at the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority says one of the reasons for this contradictory position is the varying definitions of hedge funds.

Insurers also have varying definitions of dangerously high cholesterol levels or different standards for height and weight ratios, used to measure obesity.

However, varying definitions have confused not only investors, but the professionals trying to provide advice.

Varying definitions of CSA are used in the literature.