Sentence examples for newly more from inspiring English sources

Ms. Knowles's voice, which still stands out alongside her newly more prominent mates, adds more stimulating tension.

In either application, the newly more potent 170-hp (was 150 hp as recently as 2000) powerplant is a hoot.

The cramped basement dives of 133rd Street could not compete with the newly legal, more lavish nightclubs above ground.

As urban warming accelerates, city dwellers will want to buy newly developed, more efficient air conditioners, which result in reduction of heat emissions.

Others have managed to outlive their then contemporaries by exploring niches created by newly evolved, more advanced groups of organisms.

The newly applied, more rigorous cleansing process with alcohol was not beneficial for graft survival.

For example, newly released more than 150 European cultivars carried the denso allele [ 16].

Genetic tests are now commonplace, what with prenatal tests diagnosing hundreds of syndromes, midlife tests for mutations linked to breast and ovarian cancer, and -- with the human genome newly mapped -- more and more familial disorders.

What must become significant outcomes of these annual meetings are more newly established collaborations and newly identified opportunities for exciting productive research.

The locust transcriptome also newly covered 4,473 more fly genes, placing locust researches onto a much more wide knowledge scope.

In the newly barren patches, more messages are being scrawled.