Sentence examples for newly thought from inspiring English sources

It has not been studied in the literature before and is a newly thought of patient population for ARDS.

Mr. Paulson will address questions from committee members, including many who contend he went too far by threatening to oust Mr. Lewis if he did not complete the Merrill deal, even if Mr. Lewis thought newly discovered losses at Merrill would hurt Bank of America's shareholders.

At first, she received government rations for her work, but newly freed blacks thought she was getting special treatment.

The newly discovered portrait, thought to be of Joseph Bonaparte, may reveal more about Goya's supposed neutrality during the French occupation of Spain in 1808.

Human metapneumovirus (HMPV) is a newly discovered pathogen thought to be associated with respiratory disease.

The cell to cell fusion is a newly recognized phenomenon thought to contribute to drug resistance potential.

The newly-single Roger Sterling thought the gala would be a perfect opportunity to acquire new business.

Dr. Ronald Petersen, director of the Mayo Clinic's Alzheimer's Disease Research Center and a member of the working group that developed the new DSM5 criteria, said he thought the newly recognized disorder would be useful.

It will make them feel things that defy definition and think newly shaped thoughts; experiencing those things will change how they interact with their worlds in myriad unpredictable ways.

Watching such bodies in action, one can often savor movement in unexpected and newly thought-provoking ways.

The Americans thought the newly planted groves in the state of Sao Paulo would give them insurance against future freezes.