Sentence examples for may redefine from inspiring English sources

Re "All That Glitters May Redefine Run by Gingrich" (Political Memo, front page, May 25): Newt Gingrich's wife, Callista, is a lucky woman, and Tiffany is a lucky store to have him as a customer.

"Over time it may redefine how we make molecules," he believes.

The Biscuits and Bath Doggy Village, a membership-only club that opens tomorrow, may redefine "creature comforts".

The verdict may redefine the relationship between active and retired players, two groups that have clashed often, most frequently over pension and disability issues.

Just as Google redefined how we look at information on the Web, Graph Search may redefine the way we look at information on Facebook.

The more accurate charge is that Evans's research may redefine exercise — for better and for worse — in much the same way that other fields of metabolic research have gradually redefined food.

Like the British party conferences on which our own political world will shortly embark, American conventions are collective showcase rituals that aim to energise the faithful but that may or may not redefine the contest between them in significant ways.

It may also redefine how African-Americans identify themselves.

Yet he's in a position to create a fusion between fashion and entertainment that may ultimately redefine how clothes are marketed and possibly even designed.

The notion of episodic gaming, in which players pay for each small chunk of a game, may help redefine how games are produced and consumed.

Its ultimate fate may help redefine Brazil's moral identity.