Sentence examples for properly renewed from inspiring English sources

Mr Cameron said his party would "make sure it was properly renewed" in the next Parliament, and called on Labour to rule out a deal with the Scottish Nationalists.

Visitors to Rolling Stone magazine's website, RollingStone.com, Monday, noticed that the site was down, sprouting an internet rumor that the magazine had not properly renewed its domain name.

Yet, pathogen exposure throughout the lifetime converts many naïve T cells into memory cells, while the naïve T cells are themselves not being properly renewed.

The implication of this is that hampered autophagy might result in defective proteasomes since they, in common with mitochondria and other organelles, are then not properly renewed.

Eventually, the organism does not have a sufficient number of stem cells to properly renew damaged or dead tissues, and the eventual result is organ failure and death.

Be sure to properly renew your certification as needed.

These people were then taken to the gallows for a renewed hanging, then properly dissected.

He's one of television's greatest talents and if he's seen to deal with this properly on the air, he'll earn renewed respect.

At this point it's unclear if the new Fire TV packs an updated interface or renewed focus on gaming — both of which are needed to properly stand tall against the new Apple TV.

To properly address this threat, nothing short of a Manhattan Project, or a renewed commitment to the kind of national effort that put a man on the moon will suffice.

In order to perform its functions properly, the skeleton continuously renews itself through a homeostatic process known as bone remodeling [ 1, 3].