Sentence examples for new formation of from inspiring English sources

But once elected, a Conservative government is sure to pick some fights.In the European Parliament, the Tories are committed to severing their formal link with the other main centre-right parties in the European People's Party, and to set up a new formation of more sceptical parties, taking in allies from the ex-communist east.

Since, ethanol can avoid the new formation of ZnS nanocrystals from undissolved Na2S and ZnCl2 (ZnCl2 partially dissolves in ethanol).

"The new formation of Premiership and National Champions League structures will ensure that the quality of rugby on show continues to improve and the funding available is best utilised.

Hydrothermal alteration, which causes the breakdown of feldspar and the new formation of white mica, is a reasonable mechanism to explain the increase in the amount of illite in the fault core at around 41.34 mbgs.

The process repeats itself in a cyclic manner after the chip segment has slipped with another new formation of crack and chip segment results in formation of saw-tooth chip (Sobiyi & Sigalas 2015).

But MgO would enhance the chemical interaction between the NiO and the supports, resulting in a new formation of NiO Al2O3 MgO catalyst, which was not easy to be reduced [10].

I want to call this Balanchine's "South Pacific," but that can give you no clue of the colossal violence with which it starts and ends, the wheel-within-wheel circlings of its women or the moments when new formations of dancers appear and move like an inhuman machine.

This work may indicate a new formation mechanism of diamond.

The changes in DNA may be due to loss of cell structure, proliferation of new cells, formation of new tissue, and tissue degradation (Youson, 1988) which ultimately results in total loss of cellular control mechanism (Heath, 1998).

Beyonce dropped her new "Formation" video ahead of her performance Sunday at the Super Bowl.

But progress is uncertain.The new lotThe formation of a new government could go dreadfully wrong.