Sentence examples for chains of new from inspiring English sources

Instead of concrete barrier defenses, the teams are aiming at ecological solutions and "soft infrastructure": artful piers and parks, adaptive chains of new wetlands and giant oyster beds like those that once buffered the New World.

As well as enlivening commercial culture with a trickle-up supply chain of new ideas, music on the margins offers many a sense of shared purpose.

PAGE C1 BANKING CRISIS CROSSES ATLANTIC The turmoil that has rocked the United States banking system has spread to Europe, buffeting institutions in at least four countries with a chain of new failures.

The controversy over the relations between church and state in the 19th and early 20th centuries gave rise to a chain of new words as the debate proceeded: disestablishmentarian, antidisestablishmentarian, antidisestablishmentarianism.

These associations can set off a chain of new ideas ranging from specific to abstract.

Meawnhile, Amazon is reportedly launching a chain of new "urban grocery stores" some believe could serve as a way to launch retail healthcare services including pharmacy.

"Just as with North Sea oil and gas, there could be a whole supply chain of new businesses, more investment and fresh expertise," he added.

There is the chain of new "country stores" that this ultimate mail-order house has opened, but they don't actually stock anything, they just give customers a local place to try out the equipment.

"There is no more unfair and deceptive practice than multilevel marketing," he told the paper, citing the fact that all of these businesses rely on recruiting a never-ending chain of new members.

The South Carolina chains were of new manufacture--the keys and tumblers marked by regional design--but accomplished the purpose of chains.

Camp Pocono Trails is part of a chain of three New Image Camps whose other sites are in Florida and California.