Sentence examples for frequently redefined from inspiring English sources
Opponents like to say that it redefines marriage – as if marriage had not been frequently redefined, and for the better, since Old Testament days – but what matters more is that it redefines humanity.
Previously, we have examined the way in which different sub-regions of the frontoparietal network tune to respond selectively to the presentation of a frequently redefined target object whilst undertaking a simple event-related fMRI task [11].
In a climate of instability in which decision-makers are frequently replaced and priorities redefined, it may be difficult to devise policies consistent with a long-term approach.
The current paper analyzes and gives a nonlinear synthesis of a frequently used ICU metabolic system model's redefined version.
Indeed, arguments for redefining marriage frequently hinge on questions of government benefits to same-sex couples.
It has been noted frequently that Mr. bin Laden's videotaped remarks seemed to respond directly to that idea but redefined the split as one between Muslim believers and infidels.
Maybe adventure gets redefined".
redefined a multicultural neighborhood.
Or success may be redefined.
