Sentence examples for we haven't defined from inspiring English sources

Mr. Moeller added, "We haven't defined sensitive area, but the point is we'll be cognizant of that".

And that, for me, is almost like the beginning, the middle and … Well, we haven't defined the end, because it's still goin' on".

We haven't defined standards for conversational ad units, but one thing is clear: they have the potential to solve many of the issues that have plagued digital advertising for the last two decades.

The key to Square's rapid growth in Dorsey's mind is the same thing that propels Twitter: "We haven't defined a lot of how people are going to use them".

Ironically, this gap exists, in large part, because we haven't defined key skills correctly.

How can we devise solutions when we haven't defined the problem?

When Warren asked Obama if he favored a marriage amendment to the Constitution, he said he did not — and then went on to give an answer that is the very definition of what it is to be too politically clever by half: Because historically, we have not defined marriage in our constitution.

"We have not defined exactly what Aardman's involvement with the Khayelitsha course will be, but one could imagine one of the students coming to our studios in Bristol for an internship, or one of our animators coming to Khayelitsha to give a masterclass," he said.

However, we have so far defined the DR threshold rather loosely as the DR at which the signal of a weak UE is drown out by the signal of a strong UE, i.e., we have not defined an exact threshold at which we consider a UE to be drowned out.

Glycerol being a metabolite strongly associated with different types of stress in cells, the particularly high glycerol titre and yield in the cultivation of dihydroferulic acid is indicative of the cells being under significant stress from dihydroferulic acid although we have not defined the type of stress imposed at this stage of the study.

Secondly, we have not defined the precise mechanisms whereby the absence of TSP-1 leads to increased bacterial clearance.