Sentence examples for newfound values from inspiring English sources

When the alliance threatens her newfound values, Sabine ditches it like a plastic purse sewn by Indonesian 8-year-olds.

After the English Premier League (EPL) was founded in 1992, broadcast revenues soared and owners rushed to cash in on the newfound value of their assets.

Since my last report on South Africa South Africaca's Newfound Value," May 15 , 2002, I have tasted 306 South African wines (up from 164 last year).

This newfound value should be utilized to empower and reward the service providers who are doing the heavy lifting, in some cases literally.

With stock markets pushing all time highs across the board, companies want to use this newfound value in their shares as part of negotiating agreements.

Industry and invention leading to a 'triumph' of science over nature; the presumption of military dominance on behalf of what we perceive as the 'right' values; the newfound power to bring about annihilation of life; and the moral and ethical conundrums that the possession of such an instrument of destruction force upon us".

It seems to work for consumers who value their newfound freedom of choice.

Steering Turkey toward the values of its newfound regional allies will prove a great price to pay for Turkey.

How valuable to the rest of society is the extra labour they have taken off the market, compared to the benefits they are receiving and the value of their newfound free time?

But his newfound freedom and rejection of the values and society that he once held dear present him with difficult choices, forcing him to question the nature of decency and personal responsibility.

In this case, Kate is thin (or thinnish), Vi is heavy; Kate is straight, Vi is gay; Kate values privacy and discretion, Vi revels in her newfound fame as a psychic.