Sentence examples for afresh since from inspiring English sources
Some parts of the project, the consultants said, had not been looked at afresh since the original report in 1994.
That, of course, would only add to the unhappiness of those who spent 12,200 a share five years ago.The impending crunch for San Paolo ought to make the treasury think afresh, since the government wants to sell off the telecommunications group Stet, Banca Nazionale del Lavoro and Enel, an electricity company.
It's not about God starting afresh, since he keeps the world going with the same people," Kaminski said.
(The climactic scene from the latter — students standing on their classroom desks in worshipful tribute to Williams's character, their departing English teacher — has been acted out afresh, and posted online, since the news of his death).
QB House started afresh in Singapore, and has since opened in Hong Kong.
It makes enactment of sensible health-care regulation more difficult, since Congress cannot start afresh but must take as its point of departure a jumble of now senseless provisions, provisions that certain interests favored under the Court's new design will struggle to retain.
Nor does Blair show much sign of having thought afresh about the shape of the world since leaving office.
Since 1989, however, it has been embraced afresh by Beijing as an authentically Chinese answer to Western political culture.
Quite simply, the 50-year-old "new" manager must win far more meaningful prizes than the near walkover that his team achieved over a Wigan side that had lost of its Premiership status since winning the Cup, and now has to start afresh in effectively the second division of English soccer.
The case has to be made afresh that income and wealth inequalities of the scale built up since the Reagan years are now hurting the core of the U.S. economy: stagnating wages and demand, eroding the tax base vital to the maintenance of key public services, and locking us in a race to the bottom with appallingly-paid and super-exploited Asian labor.
Since Sept. 11, experts in numerous countries have begun looking afresh at earlier studies largely ruling out the use or acquisition of nuclear weapons by terrorists.
