Sentence examples for merely redefined from inspiring English sources
Obama hasn't attempted to avoid war; he has merely redefined it.
In fact, the Nobel peace prize winner was merely redefining it.
However, Schafer and Graham ([2002]) pointed out that this method merely redefines the parameters as the population model now contains two effects for a variable X in the population model: one effect for the respondents and another effect for the nonrespondents.
After all, if the objective is to merely redefine the poverty line, and provide a low food ration entitlement to the needy, it looks to be simply an effort to revamp the existing public distribution system (PDS), which for all practical purposes has failed to deliver food to those who are in dire need.
It has simply redefined what crossover means.
For instance, when the rich spend more on larger mansions or more elaborate coming-of-age parties for their children, the apparent effect is merely to redefine what counts as adequate.
The WIPO Standing Committee on Copyright and Related Rights (SCCR), having rejected a new treaty that would have given broadcasting and webcasting organizations a property right in content they merely transmit, is now redefining its mission.
The reality, though, is that the term "political correctness" has been co-opted and redefined, eroded in meaning to the point that the kindest interpretation merely implies being "oversensitive", which is still dangerous and stunted.
redefined a multicultural neighborhood.
Maybe adventure gets redefined".
