Sentence examples for anew given from inspiring English sources

And right-to-buy might reduce incentives to build anew, given that the new property will be sold off cheaply.

And right-to-buy might reduce incentives to build anew, given the likelihood that new property will be sold off on the cheap.

At every SI refinement stage, a SW coded bit-plane that failed to decode properly at any previous level is decoded anew, given the updated SI of higher quality that is available at the current refinement level.

It's a Time to Start Anew Given that you are constantly shifting your position and no one knows what you stand for, this should be a cakewalk for you.

The fact that he had singers to work with who are also vastly better than average actors certainly helped, and so much of what I saw last night differed from what I remember from four years ago that I have to assume Wadsworth re-thought the production anew given a better acting cast.

In November, BMG, which had by then ousted Mr. Zelnick, embraced Mr. Davis anew, giving him an estimated $50 million for the 50percentt of J it did not already own and installing him as head of the RCA Music Group -- vindication wrapped in a fat paycheck.

Even as college football programs have rid themselves of some of the most ridiculous creations of its ego-feeding machine (Mike Leach, Mark Mangino, Jim Leavitt), as a USA Today article points out, the ego-feeding machine roars anew and gives Lane Kiffin a promotion.

The Canadians return home just as the Kosovars, refreshed from their stay in Canada, inspired by the boundless wheatlands and staggeringly beautiful mountain vistas, relieved at the relative absence of wolves and bears, return home, resolved anew to give peace a chance.

Heinz Schilling writes, "Just when the lustre of religion threatened to be outdone by the atheistic and political brilliance of the secularized Renaissance papacy, the Wittenberg monk defined humankind's relationship to God anew and gave back to religion its existential plausibility".

The U.S. has been trying to get the North Koreans to pledge anew to give up their nuclear program, but Pyongyang has demanded guarantees that the United States won't try to topple the regime of Kim Jong Il.

A fellow performer, Sophie-Louise Dann, 40, was in the production 10 years ago and has returned to it anew, where her given impersonations include two beloved dames in Julie Andrews and Judi Dench.