Sentence examples for newly led from inspiring English sources

STV project that with this result the SNP, newly led by Nicola Sturgeon, would have 54 Scottish MPs, leaving Labour with just four.

More recently it has flourished financially with a strengthened board, newly led by Mrs. Weill, that has built its cash reserves.

These newly trained specialists led the charge against heart disease, cancer, pneumonia and diabetes.

The government's newly aggressive posture led to an unusual response from the hedge fund.

Baptized Indians known as neophytes -- the word means "newly planted" -- led highly regimented lives, and those who attempted to leave were hunted down and punished.

In May, a newly formed group led by Okinawan university professors held a symposium on independence that drew 250 people.

The newly elected government, led by Patrice Lumumba, a former postal worker and petty crook, was paralysed and clueless.

Throughout the city, the newly aggressive enforcement led to heated debate, most notably after the killing of Amadou Diallo; 129th Street had that debate, too, and it continues.

The DVD industry continued to mature in 2007; diminishing returns on newly produced films led both the big studios and the boutique labels back to the archives.

After the Meiji Restoration, in 1868, Western influences began to appear in embroidered Japanese formal wear, while newly opened markets led to kimonos designed for export.

Neither the outgoing ruling party, Fretilin, nor the newly formed CNRT, led by Xanana Gusmão, hero of the resistance to Indonesian independence, won an outright majority.