Sentence examples similar to difficult to redefine from inspiring English sources

But, illustrating how difficult it could be to redefine the area, Mr. Tompkins cited a very different group of potential tenants.

Now, much like the Republican Party in the United States, the U.M.P. faces difficult choices as it tries to redefine itself and work through a crisis of identity.

WASHINGTON — As President Obama moves to redefine the nation's mission in Iraq, he faces a difficult choice: Is he willing to abandon a campaign promise or risk a rupture with the military?

An independent Scotland would have the flexibility to redefine itself but it would also have to face some of the more difficult challenges it has avoided in the past.

We need to redefine the problem.

Ten days to redefine his life.

We have to redefine our flood plains".

Second, Obama needs to redefine his identity.

We had to redefine ourselves".

TWO firms want to redefine the internet.

"It's time to redefine relations".