Sentence examples for new stylized from inspiring English sources

Crew's new stylized lifestyle boutique for men, trying on prepster cardigans and sport coats with my friend Carl without hesitation.

We present new stylized facts that suggest that the offshore clusters of multinationals are not a simple reflection of domestic industrial clusters.

To explain this behavior, I establish a new stylized fact: firms consistently target past liability when paying taxes, even when the structure of liability changes.

This paper presents a new stylized fact, namely the systematic positive relationship between the rate of labor formality and the working age population in cities.

We document a new stylized fact in the global pattern of exports: there is a systematic relationship between the diversification of a country's exports and the ubiquity of its products.

Back in June the company unveiled a brand new stylized 'g' icon with a blue background.

It includes a new, more stylized logo and is printed on heavy, glossy paper.

"This process was imposed on us, and now it's driving us out of here," said Ms. Johnson, sitting in a Jamaican restaurant on H Street, which now has new sidewalks, stylized street lamps and shiny streetcar tracks.

Either they'll have to expand the map, or else draw up something new — a stylized version of the subway as it snakes its way through the borough (and island) or perhaps another kind of islander, watching the ocean from the boardwalk at Coney?

And while a board book might have once been too insubstantial a gift to bring to a child's birthday party, the newer, highly stylized versions (that can run up to $15) would easily pass muster.

KfW has a new logo, a stylized 'K'.