Sentence examples for often new from inspiring English sources

Often new halls need adjustments.

South Korea's negotiators are often new to mergers.

Two local mosques draw worshippers from afar, often new arrivals to France.

But more often new governments have stuck to them, though not always out of scruple.

The assets are often new developments and land belonging to developers who failed to repay loans.

Couples broke up as time passed but often new matches formed within the same group.

The transplant lists change often: new names are added, diseases take their course, rankings shift.

And all too often new authorities were instituted without adequate public debate.

I don't recall how often new stamps were issued — maybe once a month.

So the idea of a liberal arts education aimed at developing critical thinking skills is often new to the students.

The so-called Yankee ingenuity produced a wealth of material, sometimes reminiscent of European prototypes but often new.