redefine造句

It helps us redefine what is possible.

Focusing on productivity should help politicians redefine the debate.

Alicia: I'm sorry, just give me a moment to redefine my girlish notions of romance.

You can redefine the variables in your object just like any other variable.

The tool supports import, include, and redefine construct of the XML schema.

We only redefine the methods whose behavior we need to modify.

These customers were not willing to redefine their operational plans within Compute Grid.

People get a big chunk of their identity from work, and in its absence, you need to redefine yourself.

You can redefine this type to include more information, such as the name of the file read by Flex.

We are so amazingly adaptable that even if we get a late start, we can still redefine the process.

Perhaps you need to redefine some of your business processes, or even redesign your course delivery methods.

If you redefine the elements of success - beyond just salaries and the value of your portfolio - then the future doesn't have to seem quite so dire.

He aims to redefine the imagery of the cigarette, pushing it away from dusty cowboys and the vast plantations of Virginia to the realities of modern industrial globalization.

When creating a new project, you can reference the library project, rather than having to redefine each of the elements again in the new project.

Ms. Zhang Lan, Chairman of the Board of South Beauty Holding Co., Ltd., said that the two unique restaurants will redefine the pattern of Shanghai food service market.

I honor the courageous, those who are willing to redefine the very essence of existence and to carry that renegade spark into a new version of the game.

A Democratic President's best chance of success would be to redefine what America is trying to do in Iraq rather than bring the troops home as quickly as possible.

These are precisely the issues that he should have defined in collaboration with Congress. Now that he claims inherent power, why can't he redefine U.S. objectives on his own?