Sentence examples for we redefined from inspiring English sources

Haven't we redefined goalie interference to make it essentially so idiosyncratic a call as to have no real content?

"We redefined the concept of luxury," says Meyer. "We said luxury can be about a perfect leaf of dandelion picked in the right place at the right moment and treated as carefully as you would treat foie gras.

'We redefined for the audience the terms of the agreement under which they turned on the set.' In his rocky relationship with the networks, Bochco was forced to adjust those terms, but the impact on a coming generation of writers could not be undone.

In fact, if we redefined humanitarian aid to incorporate developing world science and technology it would start to look a lot less dominated by religious groups, as institutes like the Wellcome Trust and the Medical Research Centre devote ever more research funds to solving developing world problems.

To hear him tell it: "We redefined what consulting is.

So we redefined Fosun as an investment company," he says.

Hence, we redefined them as rice (grains) and fresh milk (dairy).

To this end, we redefined the transport capacity in [1] by considering the average queuing time at each node.

We redefined an existing 2D forest fragmentation index as a general 3D fragmentation index, which we used to describe 3D vegetation structure.

To align GEOMAGIA50 with the MagIC database (Constable et al. 2006), we redefined some of the terms used within the database.

Second, by revising the set of metrics, we redefined the metrics to achieve a simpler and more accurate model for the contributor profiles.