Sentence examples for fresh precedents from inspiring English sources

When cultures fuse, fresh precedents are set, the bar is raised and the impossible is realised.

Setting a fresh precedent, Reynolds and Liljedahl were also the first two-man team to win the annual award, though women's teams have been honored on several occasions.

That's precedent, sweet precedent.

With the Scottish precedent still fresh, these are numbers that Madrid will not be able sweep under the constitutional carpet for much longer.

The precedent raises fresh questions about what else Internet providers may be liable for beyond copyright, for example, and what the risk of litigation could mean for their ability to grow and provide reliable service to their subscribers.

And yet the "Rhapsody," for all its fresh surprise, had an important precedent in the American imagination.

This could spell a long period of public wrangles for councils until precedent establishes a fresh minimum of statutory duties.

The trompe l'oeil fruit-and-vegetable portraits of Arcimboldo are precedents, although instead of fresh produce, Mr. Nutt gathers scraps from the dustbin of Cubism and Surrealism, assembling them into faces that also hint at landscapes, architectural edifices and sculpture.

Despite all their precedents, his work looks surprisingly fresh.

Because the appeals judges take a fresh look at the arguments and the precedents involved, it is difficult to handicap which way they will rule, Tatelbaum and other lawyers said.

In fact, while these new aid relationships may not have had precedents for either donors or recipients, they have offered fresh opportunities for both to redefine their modes of operation.