Sentence examples for encounter newly from inspiring English sources

Sea/river-type sockeye that are better able to persist in glaciated habitat and home less precisely than lake-type sockeye would be more likely to encounter newly accessible lake habitat, but lake-type sockeye would probably be better adapted for limnetic life in the new habitat.

You may encounter newly renovated buildings, plush common rooms, eco-friendly designs or unusual themes.

The training was not enough to overcome the lack of collaboration between different organisations encountering newly-arrived refugees and asylum seekers.

He similarly pushed fossil-fuel exports in his first encounter with newly elected South Korean President Moon Jae-in.

Thus, experience with certain foods encountered by newly hatched spiderlings can affect subsequent prey preference in this species.

On the following morning, the squadron encountered a newly laid Russian minefield.

A positive response was scored if the MP shrimp grasped the extract treated tube, as it does when encountering a newly molted EP shrimp [24].

In the documents, the former FBI director detailed his early encounters with newly-minted President Donald Trump, including Trump's obsession with disproving allegations in the infamous Steele dossier and his demands for aides' loyalty.

His encounter with the newly liberated concentration camp of Bergen-Belsen, where he helped bury the corpses, made him zealous.

An edge at 50 or 55 AU would mean the original preplanetary disk was far smaller than those of young stars seen today, or that something--perhaps a too-close encounter with another newly formed star--tore away much of the disk.

Because the incidence of dementia means that, for example, on average each British GP will encounter only 1-2 newly diagnosed (or potential to be diagnosed with) dementia patients annually, learning from experience cannot be relied upon as an effective educational tool.