Sentence examples for rather newer from inspiring English sources

Then he gently tapped the new, or rather newer, one into place.

A rather newer name also caused a sensation at London Fashion Week yesterday.

Stimulating it so that it works properly is a rather newer idea.

The basic technology has been around for quite some time, but its significance to embedded systems is rather newer.

Interventionist circles cite another norm of rather newer vintage, the "responsibility to protect," to justify foreign military action to combat crimes against humanity.

For our children, it's about advocating, volunteering (as traditionally defined and through the rather newer concept of micro-volunteering), championing a cause, using "social currency" on a nonprofit's behalf by leveraging their social networks (which they may or may not tell you about), and at some point, donating money themselves.

The radios were rather new.

"It's rather new for people from Morocco," he said.

A. I was rather new when she wore my first dress.

Out of the ashes came something rather new and wonderful to compensate.

The solution, he said, "may not be a fourth airport, but rather new technology".