Sentence examples for newly considered from inspiring English sources

Even the dance for the Prodigal's two friends, performed on Friday by Boyko Dossev and Bradley Schlagheck, looked newly considered.

In the meantime, when it comes to newly considered schemes to keep these masterpieces of American musical culture alive, Mr. Kaiser has shown the way.

Broadband providers are newly considered telecommunications services, which the FTC is barred from policing; yet the FCC, whose job it became, is working on reversing that designation.

In the numerical part, the equations of magnesian ions are newly considered so that the improved model can be applicable for more cation types.

Including the additions from the manual searches, a total of 35 studies, published in 34 publications [33 66] are newly considered in these recommendations compared to those from 2004 [1].

Acute renal dysfunction/failure (ARF) is newly considered as an independent mortality risk factor in the ICU [ 1].

Next, we newly consider the reflection model of metal objects.

Furthermore, the dynamic equations of the pantograph has been formulated newly, considering this pantograph as an articulated multibody system, by using independent coordinates and symbolic computation.

Yet an instructor, in newly considering this suite of interrelated pedagogical strategies, faces a number of important instructional choices.

One of his advisers said that "he has become much more prudent" and is currently mainly interested in the "stabilization" of the world's important currencies — which seems newly reasonable considering the description last week of Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the I.M.F.'s director, that "Europe's future is more uncertain than ever".

A total of 2,180 reports were received and, among these, 491 (23%, range 13%52%%) met the case definition and were considered newly reported cases; Oregon had the highest proportion of newly reported cases (52%) and the newest registry.