Sentence examples for anew does not from inspiring English sources

Across the board, we see that a decrease in negative words is the most important word type for each sentiment dictionary, with the word 'bad' being the top word for every sentiment dictionary in which it is scored (ANEW does not have it).

As Colonel Qaddafi plays his migration card anew, Europe must ensure that the Mediterranean does not again become a mass grave for African asylum seekers.

Legend's American director, Brian Helgeland – screenwriter of LA Confidential – does not work that old trick anew, sadly.

"Correcting this flaw does not require that Defendants (the Corps) begin anew, but only that they better articulate their reasoning," he said in court papers.

Success in one round does not guarantee success in the next, when the battle begins anew.

Before long (assuming it does not languish in Hollywood development hell), the story will bloom anew on the silver screen.

If it does not regain it by Sept. 1, 2009, the process would start anew and could take two or three years.

Everyone involved performs his or her chores capably, but the show does not shimmy off the dust of 50-plus years truly to tickle us anew.

If Tampa Bay does not make the championship game this season, look for those Bill Parcells to the Buccaneers rumors to begin anew.

The Supreme Court's 2 April 2007 ruling that greenhouse gases are pollutants does not require the U.S. EPA to regulate the gases, but does direct the agency to study the gases anew and regulate them if they are proven to harm human health.

AltSchool's perspective does not necessarily require abandoning texts that have long been considered central to a humanist education, but it does mean approaching them anew.