Sentence examples for newly began from inspiring English sources
Kaiser Permanente Northern California (KPNC) is an integrated delivery system (IDS) which newly began offering deductible health plans to enrollees of large employer groups in 2005.
Although more patients who began their treatments after 2010 discontinued soil exposure than patients who began their treatments before 2009 (6/10, 60.0% vs. 2/15, 13.3%, P = 0.03), there were no differences in the characteristics between the 8 patients who discontinued soil exposure and the 17 patients who continued or newly began exposure.
More patients who discontinued soil exposure had no relapse and treatment success than the patients who continued or newly began exposure (4/5, 80.0% vs. 2/10, 20.0%, respectively, P = 0.09; 4/8, 50.0% vs. 2/17, 11.8%, respectively, P = 0.06).
Turks newly begin to understand Kurds.
Adopt a Charger, a newly begun nonprofit, intends to address at least one of these concerns.
"Our hope is that the newly begun Hong Kong service was the right step".
Many Turks were outraged, and a newly begun "Kurdish Initiative" intended to bring about a settlement was aborted.
With the program newly begun, county officials said it was unclear how many businesses ultimately would participate and how much oil could be collected.
The massive reef in the distance, perceptible in the dark, that gigantic base of my tomb so newly begun on the banks of the Tiber, suggested to me no regret at the moment, no terror nor vain meditation upon the brevity of life.
But mostly there was the feeling that a newly begun sentence could wind up going almost anywhere, crossing the plains into an unknown country or doubling back on a settlement that suddenly looked different than it did the first time we passed it.
Business groups skeptical of the euro -- assembled in a newly begun campaign called "Euro No" that depicts the European currency as a set of handcuffs -- declared in full-page newspaper advertisement: "Our economy hasn't been so healthy in our lifetime".
