Sentence examples for it's newfound from inspiring English sources

"It's newfound business that the retailers didn't have a year or two ago," said Steve Mahurin, executive vice president of merchandising for Office Depot.

Whether it is newfound green consciousness ahead of Earth Day — or just the allure of a big discount on a new washing machine or air-conditioner — consumers across the country are snapping up government rebates for energy-efficient appliances.

So it was newfound capital I wasn't expecting.

However, it's MLS's newfound presence in both Canada and, more specifically, the Pacific Northwest that has really moved the needle.

Or maybe it's some newfound maturity.

It's this newfound self-assurance combined with the sheer quality of their live act that maintains Biffy's cult-hero status.

But it's the newfound ability to only post to followers, not friends, that could have the biggest impact on Facebook.

After carving out a name for itself as a proprietor of popular gaming mice and keyboards, it's relatively newfound zeal for peculiar computers took some by surprise.

It was Merkel's newfound public ambivalence that initially destabilized the markets and sent Greek bond yields soaring, with ripple effects across all the PIIGS countries.

Facebook's probably better off backing away from anything that involves sensitive data like checking account balances until Cambridge Analytica blows over and it's proven its newfound sense of responsibility translates into a safer social networking.

To a child, suddenly, it is the newfound joy of the world's specifics: "Many buckets, and one with black sunflower seeds..