Sentence examples for a new elements of from inspiring English sources

Since the middle of the 20th century a gradually changing group of mostly French mathematicians under the pseudonym Nicolas Bourbaki has tried to emulate Euclid in writing a new Elements of Mathematics based on their theory of structures.

For Democrats and Republicans alike, a plan for New Orleans is a new element of the 2008 campaign.

They also hailed a new element of the New York plan that would impose pollution limits on trucks and buses that use heavy-duty diesel engines.

There was a new element of design, a new element of casual yet serious food.

They have introduced a new element of partisanship into Congress.

I think there's a new element of philo-Semitism in the Christian communities here.

And today, the Liberal Party will unveil a new element of its asylum seeker policy.

Mr. Sherak positioned the decision as a way to add "a new element of surprise" to the race.

The Ḥamās takeover of the Gaza Strip added a new element of uncertainty to Israeli-Palestinian relations.

"This is a new element of terrorism that we have to face in our country," Mr. Rubio said.

This approach would introduce a new element of strategy, because the decision to receive would presumably no longer be automatic.