Sentence examples for newfound significance from inspiring English sources
(Above Average Tuesday?) We're happy to be a part of the national conversation at last, giddily celebrating our newfound significance.
Navi Radjou, an analyst with electronic business applications for Forrester, said the debate is taking on newfound significance because of the business users, noting that "the next battleground in the IM space is the corporate world".
'90" at the Equality Rocks concert in D.C. He'd only been out officially for a couple of years, so all of RFK Stadium celebrated the song's newfound significance for Michael, and for our community's burgeoning, well… freedom.
Bottom Line at the Border President Bush's announcement last week that Mexican trucks may soon begin traveling inside the United States was only the latest reminder of the newfound economic significance of the Texas-Mexico border.
The measure's true significance is political, in its newfound popularity on the Hill among both conservatives and liberals.
But Trump's appreciation of art and historical significance, if genuine, is certainly newfound — in 1980, he demolished the iconic Bonwit Teller building and reneged on a promise to the Met to save a pair of Art Deco sculptures and metal grillwork from the front of the building so that the museum could include them in its 20th century sculpture collection.
Its significance lies, first, in Labour's newfound willingness to trample on two post-Thatcher taboos.
My newfound obsession with earwax prompted me to do a bit of research on its hereditary significance, which, as it turns out, is huge.
NewFound Road, bluegrass.
Schiavone appreciates the newfound attention.
