adequate definition

Examples (10)

• For this introductory class, this is an adequate definition of the term.
• The legal team struggled to find an adequate definition of 'intellectual property' for the new law.
• Do you think the textbook provides an adequate definition for such a complex theory?
• We cannot proceed with the research until we have an adequate definition of our key variables.
• The warranty is unclear because it lacks an adequate definition of 'normal wear and tear'.
• The committee must establish an adequate definition of 'community benefit' for the grant.
• While not perfect, it was the most adequate definition we could agree on at the time.
• An adequate definition of the problem needs to be established before we can find a solution.
• Let's start with an adequate definition and we can refine it as we gather more data.
• Without an adequate definition of success, it's impossible to measure the project's achievements.