Sentence examples for which i define from inspiring English sources

I consider myself a clinician – very much at the NHS frontline, which I define as where the patients are.

This academy wishes to turn something I have chosen to do – an attitude by which I define myself – into something I'm forced to do, along with everyone else.

They were only doing their jobs, which I define as extracting as much money from their customers as possible while making them feel good about it.

So far, 11 states have had robust polling, which I define as multiple polls in the field in the days immediately before a primary or caucus.

"I have always been cheap," he says, "which I define as being willing to accept lower quality for a lower price".

When I coach people on hiring, I always start with culture, which I define as what you value, what is important for you and your company.

The other day I tried an exercise in which I defined a seven-band spectrum of bears to bulls.

I was swimming at times, drowning at others, but mostly drifting because I had lost the sole thing by which I defined myself.

It turns out that the two coelacanth genes, which I defined above as UBQLN4 and UBQLN1/2 are adjacent in the genome to, respectively, Lamtor2 (as expected, again confirming the ancient origin of UBQLN4) and Idnk.

The results presented below are derived from genotype frequencies at equilibrium, which I defined as when the percentage change in genotype frequencies between successive generations was less than 10-16.

It's certainly right in the near term, which I would define as not less than 50 years, because the institutions of the profession are simply too powerful and too entrenched.