Sentence examples for newly for from inspiring English sources
In Woolworth's, in mid-April, 1932, White admires the gardening, hunting, and fishing gear that's newly for sale ("pork rind in glass jars, each strip ready punctured for the hook").
The Human Atlas HD app (newly for iPad) looks like a truly fantastic way of exploring anatomy — like the Periodic Table app, it makes the science tangible and immediate.
In an interview last week, Banister — known for the many angel investments she and husband Scott Banister have made over the years and more newly for her role as a partner at Founders Fund — told us Zivity was "always growing, but never at a crazy rate".
Fans of celebrated Canadian auteur Guy Maddin, whose work spans more than 50 short- and feature-length films, including The Saddest Music in the World and My Winnipeg, might be surprised to hear his latest project is a web-based, algorithm-driven assemblage, one that literally recombines itself newly for each viewer in a never-to-be-repeated incarnation.
The B16F1 images were annotated newly for this study.
A naturalistic observational cohort study was carried out for 56 patients newly eligible for conditional discharge.
Government maintenance loans will be newly available for part-time students for courses starting in 2018.
I think this should be required for newly separated people for at least 6 months.
NPACT also generates nucleotide and translated amino acid sequences for newly identified ORFs, for subsequent analyses.
2 Postoperative radiotherapy has been the standard for newly diagnosed GBM for years.
Experts estimate that for every person in sub-Saharan Africa newly treated for AIDS last year, five more were newly infected.
