Sentence examples for point of new from inspiring English sources

Even then, in a review in The New York Times, I was whining that these were a little old hat, unrepresentative of what was to come, since the real point of New Music, New York was to call attention to a full-fledged scene, to celebrate the new.

In fact, isn't that the point of "New Parent, Old Parent" — to share that cross-generational wisdom?

In the second quarter of 2004, each percentage point of output growth was matched by a full percentage point of new jobs.

Whatever the point of New Labour had once been, it surely wasn't supposed to end with cops carting off truculent schoolgirls in Parliament Square.

Mowlam is portrayed as a tenacious constituency MP, a loyal foot soldier (up to a point) of New Labour, a fond stepmother and a physically passionate wife.

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As satisfying as it is to reminisce from a point of new-found clarity and self- acceptance, I actually have another confession.

"It is one of the biggest selling points of new exercise products".

Taking (phi =h(x)), defined in 1.7, the change-point of new Burr hazard function is obtained as solution of equation (frac{d}{mathrm{d}x}log (phi )=0).

Numerous points of new bone formation were observed around HICF granules at 4 weeks in vivo.

However, the ratings employ a measure to "damp down the oscillation of points of new players".