Sentence examples for which definition of from inspiring English sources

But which definition of corruption will apply?

"We need the courage to choose which definition of success we want".

So which definition of earnings per share is a better predictor of future stock prices: options-expensed earnings per share or diluted earnings per share?

Normally I might be in favour in starting with particularities, but terrorism is a field in which definition of terms is crucial.

Mr. Donohue's testimony that the contractual grounds for firing Mr. Ovitz were malfeasance and gross negligence prompted some sparring with Mr. Alexander over which definition of the terms applied in the case.

It's generally kind of fruitless to argue which definition of a "view" is most accurate or whether it's even a relevant metric.

Dennis Praeger, for example, recently ranting against the idea of a transgendered rabbi in his greater Los Angeles Jewish community, writes, "By dropping the Torah and substituting compassion as standards, we are creating a Brave New World in which definitions of male and female no longer have meaning, are regarded as subjective and are completely interchangeable.

The way in which definitions of major trauma influence calculations of triage precision merit investigation.

AKI was independently associated with in-hospital mortality, irrespectively of which definition was used.

QOL is a multi-dimensional concept of which definition remains controversial.

And the word specifically refers to the whirling dance of the Sufi dervish, which no definition of dance that I know really encompasses.