Sentence examples for materially new from inspiring English sources

This is important, but it is probably not materially new to anyone.

There is not much that is materially "new" in Marshall's life, beyond a letter from Emerson and some engravings that belonged to Fuller, which survived the shipwreck, and which the author discovered in the course of her research.

'Our conclusion is that there is nothing materially new which we did not already know.' Maxwell advisers, including Goldman Sachs and auditor Coopers & Lybrand, have already been fined over their role in respect of MGN.

Goldman Sachs analysts said that's because European banks have already raised about €300 billion since the start of the crisis, the U.S. tests provided materially new information whereas European regulators and investors should already know most of the facts, and Europe's bank shares already reacted strongly to the U.S. process.

My whole being is on August autopilot, making sure that each of my offspring is well-equipped physically, emotionally and materially for a new school year.... To read the rest, click here.

The T-Mobile/Radio Shack affair isn't exactly new news at this point — Radio Shack alleged that T-Mobile "materially breached" the terms of their agreement way back in February.

A. If a new rule materially alters a shareholder's rights and obligations, it may not be enforceable, because, it can be argued, it is an impermissible change to the terms of the contract between the co-op and the resident, according to Matthew J. Zangwill, a Manhattan real estate lawyer.

The compromise added the words "materially impairs" to the new preemption standard, which would now say that a state law is preempted if it "prevents, significantly interferes with, or materially impairs the ability of" a national bank or thrift "to engage in the business of banking".

When the analysis was limited to smokers and further adjusted for smoking intensity and duration at baseline, the estimates were not materially changed (OR for new quitters 0.75, 95% CI 0.55 1.03; continuous ex-smokers 0.54, 95% CI 0.39 0.74).

At the time the PCC report found no evidence that it was "materially misled" by the News of the World over alleged phone hacking.

His criticism centres on a report issued by the PCC in November 2009 in which the commission stated that it had not been "materially misled" by the News of the World.