Sentence examples for or redefined from inspiring English sources

First, ask students to suggest areas needed to be rebuilt or redefined in a country in need of rebuilding.

Given that machine learning is deployed largely to replace unskilled labour, it is most productive when labour is kept unskilled or redefined that way.

Look, too, at the mothers who have not left completely but have scaled down or redefined their roles in the crucial career-building years (25 to 44).

Below, I've compiled a mini-lexicon of terms invented or redefined by Rush's fictional couples (many of them are about sex).

A renamed or redefined republic recognised by the same handful of insignificant states that now recognise Taiwan would gain nothing and probably lose a lot.

The method developed here can be applied flexibly because it is limited to only two procedures and there is the added advantage that the procedures can easily be extended or redefined.

"All the more reason then to reshape or redefine him".

Especially when you're re-establishing or redefining the identity of a brand.

The biggest prizes, like the Olympics and World Cups, can define or redefine a country's image in a hurry.

Of course, for any real character growth to occur, Sandra needs to renounce the happily ever after or redefine it.

The fact that Hillary didn't bring peace to Palestine, or redefine the relationship between the United States and China, doesn't mean she was a failure.