Sentence examples for a particularly new one from inspiring English sources

"The concept of making something well that lasts isn't a particularly new one," Sass Brown, an interim dean at New York's Fashion Institute of Technology who has written extensively on sustainable fashion, told HuffPost.

A lovely idea, although not actually a particularly new one.

Listen here Wynter Gordon's story isn't a particularly new one, but it's one that's becoming increasingly common in today's music industry.

The concept of producing PE from bioethanol is not a particularly new one.

CouchSurfing is currently focused more on enhancing the usability of the site to make the end-to-end experience for users, particularly new ones, a lot smoother than it is today.

Any interview is by nature artificial, and interviews of heads of state, particularly new ones, have a lot of protocol attached, not to mention consecutive translation, which is time consuming.

Others believe Americans will rethink whether they need so many cars, particularly new ones.

An important requirement of all states, but particularly new ones, is the construction, elaboration and frequent invocation of 'enemies' across and within national borders.

Malorie Blackman is neither a new author nor a particularly young one but nonetheless she has written many outstanding YA novels including the best-selling Noughts and Crosses sequence of novels (now published as a graphic novel) and Boys Don't Cry, a story of teen parents that is as understanding of the modern pressures on teens as anything else available.

This isn't a particularly new concept, but it's one small business owners would be wise to remind themselves of again and again.

NI assays are also easily adaptable to automation, particularly newer ones that use a chemiluminescent sialic acid substrate instead of a fluorogenic substrate (31).