Sentence examples for anew advancing from inspiring English sources
This activity is similar to that cited under "Activities" and essentially begins the grant-making process anew, advancing scientific understanding by building on earlier research.
Avicenna is cited by Thomas as holding that God's will is unchangeable and never starts anew (an argument advanced also by Averroes), and that it is impossible that God precedes the world in duration, because this implies that time existed before the world and before movement (Metaphysics IX.1).
If citizens wish to live as a free people, the struggle to obtain (or simply maintain) political freedoms must be engaged on anew by each generation, and advanced through a remarkable dynamic that was known, in the republican discourse of the 18th and 19th centuries, as practising the virtues.
The unexpected military advance demonstrated anew the powerlessness of Georgia's security forces, which had no influence over the move even as it coincided with Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice's meeting with Mr. Saakashvili.
In 1987, her partner, the painter Victor Willing, wrote: "At an age when most artists advance prudently, building on achievement, she starts anew.
Despite Deasy's disclaimers, he halted future purchases of iPads under that contract saying that Los Angeles Unified needed to start anew to include "lessons learned" and to benefit from advances in technology.
Rather than publicizing definite standards and expectations for bailouts in advance, the Fed and the Treasury confront each particular crisis anew.
Instead we thought anew, and acted anew.
