Sentence examples for anew have from inspiring English sources

While the Russian "peacekeepers" who entrenched themselves in the conflict zones in the 1990s (and who will now likely resume their posts anew) have proved ineffectual and uninterested in maintaining stability, they've been highly successful in protecting an array of sophisticated criminal networks stretching from Russia through Georgian territory.

All dictionaries but ANEW have 'great' in the top 3 words, and each sentiment dictionary could be made more accurate if we remove this word.

That he was hailed and assailed anew has become irrelevant.

In this provincial city, the anticipation of starting anew has been tempered by concerns of fighting and gang violence as students cross neighborhood boundaries.

On the other extreme, it's obvious that our thinking through of capitalism and its inequalities and how to mend them anew has hardly begun; the Occupy movement collapsed for that reason.

And while it did not become an issue during his exploratory tour, Brown faced Republican attacks in 2018 over his first marriage and subsequent messy divorce, an issue that could have emerged anew had he run for president.

Preservationists are hoping the move will inspire others to follow suit in Los Angeles, where the instinct to tear down and build anew has long stood in stark contrast to the obsessive (and sometimes onerous) efforts of New York City's Landmarks Preservation Commission to preserve the works of great architects.

That opportunity to break down the structures of what you've created and create anew has also proved attractive to big brands like American Airlines.

Meditation combined with the clear intention to begin anew, has the power to ignite possibility.

Those facts stand to clearly demonstrate the efforts of a people, subject to slavery, freed with nothing from their previous labors to start anew having built wealth for others for free.

When Summit Entertainment reinvented itself as a full-service studio in April 2007, it began development of a film adaptation anew, having picked up the rights from Paramount (who coincidentally had made an unrelated film with the same title in 1998) in a turnaround.