Sentence examples for new multifaceted from inspiring English sources

The project that signals Reader's Digest's future, Ms. Berner said, is a new multifaceted effort produced with Rick Warren, the evangelical pastor, called the Purpose Driven Connection.

The result, as the MacArthur Foundation wrote when it gave Mr. McElheny a grant in 2006, is a "new, multifaceted form of contemporary art".

A bill that will require the US administration to develop a "new multifaceted strategy" to tackle the Lord's Resistance Army LRAA) has been passed by the Senate's foreign relations committee.

This study presents a new, multifaceted safety climate intervention strategy that can be useful for improving safety climate and safety behavior.

Advances in disease treatment and tissue regeneration are buoyed by new, multifaceted materials that emulate and coercively interact with the local microenvironment.

Underhill, a popular commentator on the future of retail, said that on Friday he will speak to a group of chief executives of the country's biggest mall operators, explaining to them the importance of reconfiguring existing mall spaces to accommodate millennials' new, multifaceted demands.

But a sophisticated, multifaceted new study suggests that the effects may be more nuanced than many scientists previously believed.

The administration understands war, but not the new kind of multifaceted, globalized war that must be fought against a stateless entity.

Although the pool of talents with these attributes seems extremely small at the moment, it is heartening to know that we do have a growing new generation of multifaceted talents--such as engineers and computer scientists with biology backgrounds and vice versa.

Undoubtedly, the decision to approve a new drug is multifaceted and multifactorial.

The role of the new cadre was multifaceted, with an expectation that they would assume most data-related activities previously conducted by a range of health workers.