Sentence examples for new openly from inspiring English sources
Bombings in India are habitually blamed on Pakistan.In such an atmosphere, the tensions in Kashmir could quickly turn to war between the world's two new openly nuclear powers.
The new, openly racist ideology produced an uncompromising form of abolitionism in the North, under the leadership of William Lloyd Garrison, the white Martin Luther King, Jr., whose great words of 1829 opened the decade: "Before God I must say that such a glaring contradiction as exists between our creed and practice, the annals of six thousand years cannot parallel.
We next advocate a concerted effort to build a new openly accessible resource to increase the utilization of genetically informative designs in social science research.
The monitoring of network becomes even more important when introducing wireless access, because one has added a new, openly available entry point into the network.
The monitoring of the network becomes more important when introducing wireless access as one has to add a new, openly available entry point into the network.
We added new openly gay members of the House of Representatives.
But pressure to drop the term "illegal immigrant" ramped up last year, as Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and immigrant rights activist Jose Antonio Vargas and ABC/Univision News openly challenged the New York Times and the Associated Press to change their stylebooks.
For Angelica Ross, star of the Emmy-nominated Web series "Her Story" and one of the industry's newest openly trans talents, the examples set forth by the Lady Chablis in particular, but also Arquette and other trans folks who have paved the way, "will not be forgotten in the progress that has been made".
The new Mexico, openly attracted by American power, condemns the lack of democracy in Cuba.
The International Monetary Fund has been playing a prominent role in the crisis, with Christine Lagarde, the agency's new director, openly urging European governments to be much bolder.
Fewer and fewer Egyptians protest the new government openly for fear of being branded as terrorists and ending up being tortured in a jail cell.
