Sentence examples for newly but from inspiring English sources

Postexit methods are independent of the genetic setup of the R/LV vectors; thus, can be employed on a wider range of vectors and do not need to be established newly but only optimised for each new therapeutic/marker gene.

We may be newly married, but we've been together for nine years, cohabiting for eight.

Should the newly relegated but well-supported Worcester be ring-fenced ahead of Leeds?

Some are young and newly arrived, but many have lived here for years, some even decades.

Here — he arrives relatively late in the piece — he looks newly focused but free.

Jackie, out on parole, is newly sober, but Veronica has been unfaithful.

The role of the junta under the newly elected, but military-dominated, government remains unclear.

Some were newly composed, but many drew upon plainsong, vernacular devotional song, and secular song.

The newly blond but still-dark-at-heart Ed Norton can be George, with his genteel poverty and his doubts.

Riverside Drive was popular then with the newly rich, but it was never as fashionable as Fifth Avenue, historians note.

The Olympic baseball stadium — newly built but temporary — will be torn down when the Games are over.