Sentence examples for may be redefined from inspiring English sources

Or success may be redefined.

Not all of these will materialise, and the concept may be redefined to include improvements to existing cities.

Cervical cancer is now prevented with an anti-viral vaccine; five previously discrete mental illnesses may be redefined as related genetic variations.

Skip to next paragraph Related Times Topics: Census | Immigration and Emigration Economix: Tallying Foreigners Full Report (PDF) What it means to be African-American, for example, may be redefined by the record number of blacks — now nearly 1 in 10 — born abroad, according to the report from American Community Survey data, which was released Wednesday.

The ATPase Walker B motif, thus, may be redefined as "β-strand (4 6 hydrophobic-rich amino acids)–DE-hydrophobic/nonpolar amino acid".

With this strategy, new subtypes of tumors can emerge or the existing classification may be redefined with the result of more uniform groups of tumors.

In the process, Bezos may be redefining retailing as fundamentally as Sam Walton did when he opened his first Wal-Mart store in Rodgers, Arkansas, in 1962.

With her power concert and the latest surprise release, Beyoncé has once again let us know that she is not just reinventing Superwoman, but may be redefining the industry, as well.

While Canora may be redefining how Americans think of broth, turning it into a street food in the process, it's still miles away from the bone broth-based soups of Vietnam.

The building is a hulking skeleton on the scarred landscape of the city's outskirts, a city whose boundaries may yet be redefined and redrawn in peace negotiations.

Mrs. Clinton drew so many of their votes that the phrase gender gap may have to be redefined.