Delineating in a sentence

Jaguar Mining has done a solid job of delineating targets across its vast land package in the Iron Quadrangle and is set up to grow production to 120,000+ ounces later this decade.

The second period, spanning five decades, was more earnest, taken up primarily with delineating the fragile bonds between callous men and wounded women and the bitter contests between women.

Although Chiu did not specify what the boundary meant, he said during previous legislative hearings that it referred to the boundary delineating Taiwan's territorial waters and airspace.

Contracts should facilitate connectivity with partner offerings, enforcing uniform technical standards and delineating data usage rights to prevent misuse and cyberattacks, especially when competitors are involved.

The company intends to commence exploration activities aimed at delineating resources and expanding known mineralized zones.

The people responsible for delineating these boundaries is the governing state legislature.

The text of the Instrument of Accession was the same for all the states, delineating the separation of powers between states and the center.

An ordinance delineating the permitting procedure for weddings and other uses may be ready for introduction at the March monthly meeting.

The most essential steps in planning the farm business include delineating its visions and goals, strategic planning, choosing and testing the feasibility of enterprises, and developing a business plan based on market evaluations.

A flag delineating a wetland was placed by the Kohler Co. on the site of a proposed golf course on wetlands that are located inside the Kohler-Andrae State park boundary.

After more verbal prodding, Cabral begrudgingly admitted that she wasn’t an employee but, in fact, the owner of the franchise, adding that she had neglected to order signs delineating the store’s so-called WiFi policy.

Avignon papacy main Milestone delineating the limit of the Papal State and the Comtat Venaissin Palais des papes and the city of Avignon, by the Boucicaut Master at the beginning of the 15th century.

Hegel, however, did not think there was much hope for delineating a "meaning" of being, because being stripped of all predicates is simply nothing.

His contemporaries viewed this "title" as nothing but a standard method of delineating such illegitimate offspring, but it nonetheless often confuses modern readers because "bastard" has become a popular insult.

However, the archaeological evidence in some of the regions creates an ethnographic problem in clearly delineating the indigenous people based strictly on Roman classification.