Sentence examples for anew rather than from inspiring English sources

Just as there is little interest in secondhand furniture or clothes among the sanitation-obsessed Japanese, so too home-owners prefer to build anew rather than refurbish the old.There is also a dearth of institutions and expertise that might oil the gears of a market in old houses, from surveyors to judge the quality of a property to banks that assess its value and provide a mortgage.

Another possibility is that chemicals in the environment cause spontaneous gene alterations, called "de novo" mutations because they arise anew rather than being inherited.

But then the ability to paint ideas anew upon itself presupposes rather than explains memory.

That's when the British physician William Harvey discovered from (gruesome) animal vivisections that blood is recirculated rather than made anew.

Though he was given a clean slate and a huge budget, Rampazzi has gone for the impression that rooms have been renovated rather than designed anew.

The project experience shows that the balance of advantage is with using an established and proven model rather than starting anew, even if there seems in theory to be some advantage in doing so.

And focusing anew on shared religious traditions, rather than religious differences, can produce peace and understanding, something that is a desideratum for our fractured modern world, and a bridge to a better tomorrow for all humanity.

He taught the world's biggest companies to think of themselves anew, as a "portfolio of competencies" rather than as a "portfolio of businesses".

The recent Chinese economic performance merely compounds the existing truism rather than creating it anew.

Performance is tested from time to time, and stored as historical information in a database, so when a user requests a report it is returned from the database for the sake of expediency rather than being run anew.

In any case, it didn't take long before I began placing more faith in what could be created anew, collectively, and beyond national boundaries, rather than in fitting into something already existing in the U.S. context, individually.