Sentence examples for bones of a new from inspiring English sources

By then we may well have the bones of a new treaty.

Poznan is the second in this trilogy – expected to put flesh on the bones of a new international agreement.

The recent discovery of fossilized bones of a new dinosaur species in China is a case in point.

But is one really looking at the skin and bones of a new hybrid species, or the anatomy of a metaphor?

Certainly, the furore that surrounded last week's reports that fossil-hunters have discovered the bones of a new human species, Homo floresiensis, is scarcely surprising.

The expectation, or hope, is that the Lima talks will put some flesh on the very bare bones of a new global agreement to be signed in Paris in late 2015 to cut emissions post-2020.

Meanwhile, paleoanthropologist Bence Viola of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig, Germany, was surrounded by a small crowd of researchers who wanted to see his casts of the molar and sliver of finger bone of a new type of human from Denisova Cave.

The fossils included the partial skeletons of Lucy from Hadar, Ethiopia Australopithecussedibaba from Malapa, South Africa; and the fingernail-size sliver of bone of a new type of archaic human from Denisova Cave in Siberia, Russia.

However, partial recovery of bone to a new state occurred by 28 days, and by day 56, considerable non-native bone formation had occurred [ 29].

In a model of post-traumatic mouse OA induced by ACL rupture, rapid loss of trabecular bone in the injured knee occurred, followed by a partial recovery of trabecular bone to a new steady state by 28 days after injury [ 29].

But are they the bones of a whole new species?