Sentence examples for I newly from inspiring English sources

Thus, two important results emerge from our study: i) newly diagnosed patients carry HIV-1 strains with more drug resistance mutations than that observed in previously diagnosed patients, ii) such mutations are organized in well defined clusters, that can seriously compromise the success of a not sufficiently potent first line regimen.

My wife and I, newly married, had wanted to buy a condo.

When she insisted that it be returned, I — newly indoctrinated into the churches of Janet Jackson and Madonna — refused.

IT was April of 1958 and I was 10 years old when my parents and I, newly arrived from Paris, sailed into New York Harbor.

After three days of Reid training, my classmates and I, newly versed in the subtleties of body language, gestured carefully in the hall and elevators, lest we unintentionally give something away.

At Hampton Court, in January, 1604, King James I, newly enthroned, agreed to the proposal of one of his advisers that the new reign deserved a new Bible in English.

The group of RAAS-I "newly administered" during hospitalization showed a significantly larger ΔK in comparison to the "no change" group.

Is newly induced BALT good or bad for the patient?

When I was newly diagnosed, I was overwhelmed and scared, and I lost my drive entirely.

When I was newly elected, I suggested the PM celebrate Vaisakhi at 10 Downing Street to recognise the contribution of British Sikhs in this country.

I'm newly married, I have a great job, wonderful friends, extraordinary family -- there must be something wrong with me that I'm still not satisfied.