Sentence examples for may be newly from inspiring English sources

We may be newly married, but we've been together for nine years, cohabiting for eight.

The areas of growth may be newly formed leaves above the photosynthesizing leaves, growing fruits, or pollinated flowers.

So while General Nicholson may be newly empowered, he has also been undermined in the eyes of his Afghan partners.

Those who know what a shapely verse Mr. Crowell can turn out may be newly amazed at his way with words when he simply writes sentences.

Without Lish's profound cuts, Carver's restored fiction may be newly regarded for its realism, but it is no longer notable for its minimalism, the very style and innovation that put Carver on the map.

The people at Burning Glass say that college-level technical training, and not just possession of a fancy sheepskin, may be newly important in a lot of these positions.

Some miRNAs may be specific to the grasses and others may even be newly evolved and species-specific.

Iran may also be newly cautious, the administration argues.

And while the organizations may now be newly buried under a lot of pointless busywork, I have a feeling that somebody will be available to take those reporters' calls.

However, for different practical needs and computer configurations, an algorithm may need to be newly reconstructed and the model may also change a lot, so the design of all-purpose parallel codes becomes much complex.

That would warn off predators in what by then may be a newly independent Kosovo.