Sentence examples for will be redefining from inspiring English sources

This means that the 79 million baby boomers, about 26 percent of this country's population, will be redefining what it means to be older, and placing greater demands on the social safety net.

As part of the restructuring, Sony Mobile says it will be "redefining" the roles of each site, although details of what that will mean where not revealed in the release.

Akua Sena Dansua is a Ghanaian Minister of Tourism who will be redefining what tourism is for Ghana.

As I watch the three of them play and run unfettered through the house, I realize we will be redefining conventional explanations of what it means to be Indian or American.

It eroded, and over the next few years, it will be redefined.

But should it make the cut next year, the concept of the palace hotel will be redefined.

But equally, the very notions of growth, progress, and happiness will be redefined.

When the concrete has been poured and the sidewalks mended, my neighborhood will be redefined once again by its newcomers.

Later this year, when the second version of the Laddie Ten arrives, the smoke will be muted, and the definitive Bruichladdich will be redefined.

The hope, in which we heartily join, is that the kilogram will be redefined successfully in 2015, at the next meeting of the General Conference on Weights and Measures.

Many of the candidates also say that in the next administration, widely expected to be friendlier to the next public advocate, the role will be redefined.