Sentence examples for is new in terms of from inspiring English sources

On this public proposal, I understand it is not new but what I am getting at is that it is new in terms of the type of dialogue we have been having.

"Our family is new in terms of the White House, but I don't think it's new in terms of the country," Maya Soetoro-Ng, the president's younger half-sister, said last week.

We're looking for answers on what Android will offer that is new in terms of use cases or applications or services.

"Research into this has been going on for a few years, but it is new in terms of deployment," she said.

As per Creswell (2014), qualitative approach is a good choice if "a concept or phenomenon needs to be explored and understood because little research has been done on it" and the same author quotes Morse (1991) who states that qualitative approach is useful when the topic is new in terms of exploring variables that should be examined, which is the case in this research.

Psychology is new in terms of the emergence of great philosophical and transformational systems.

"This report doesn't say anything that's new, in terms of recommendations particularly.

Although rape has been used as a weapon of war in this part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) for 20 years, these attacks on children are new – in terms of the repeated patterns, the symbolism and the youth of the victims.

Otherwise there was little that was new in terms of the phones on display, except for devices, such as Motorola's Atrix, which work with the new high-speed 4G networks that are starting to be switched on around the world.

However, recommendations aren't all that's new in terms of making the app feel more customized to its users.

In this sense we can investigate how this "new event" heading toward differences can continue to be new in terms of cinematic practices.