Sentence examples for making newly from inspiring English sources

Recontextualization can be used to adapt a running service to any system changes, including making newly migrated VMs operate properly in the (potentially different) system environment of a new host.

Kerry was sworn in on February 1, making newly inaugurated Warren the state's senior Senator, and the Senate's most-junior senior senator.

The amendment established birthright citizenship and equal protection under the law for all citizens, making newly freed slaves full American citizens".

Yet I want to dwell on them much longer, with gratitude for the wealth of detail they made newly apparent.

What the book makes newly clear, though, is how much of Miller's work reflects his own personal struggles.

(In practice, according to the Wall Street Journal, the combined airline raised prices by as much as fifty-seven per cent on routes made newly uncompetitive).

When tested against biochemical networks established the old way (ie, in the laboratory), the results agreed often enough to make newly suggested links worth pursuing.

The problem, Mr. Clement wrote, was that "Congress did not tie its new conditions only to those additional federal funds made newly available under" the Affordable Care Act.

Not only are we dealing with a frightening reality made newly acute, a key person who really helped us in those frightening moments is gone.

Record-low mortgage rates, stable price increases and a limited supply of previously occupied homes have made newly built homes more attractive to buyers.

By the end of that decade, photographers were borrowing techniques from Hollywood to make newly monumental color enlargements from standard color photographs.