Sentence examples for some new elements from inspiring English sources

There are some new elements to the familiar action.

But the Mulberry House also has some new elements.

But this week's event has some new elements too.

Of course the revised Directive also introduces some new elements that are a step forward.

The British press is busy whipping up the controversy and adding some new elements.

Some new elements have entered the negotiations on the proposed Council resolution.

The text is littered with the sort of rhapsodic endorsements that can interchangeably be applied to the works of Mozart, Michelangelo, Shakespeare or Segovia: "Every second... seemed to reveal some new element of truth or beauty", "speaks to some profound ideal of the human condition", "a rare example of human perfection".

"He needs to introduce some new element that voters haven't thought of in evaluating Brown".

We replace the set X by the set X′ =  X∪{ x ϕ } for some new element x ϕ  ∉  X (and arbitrarily define w(x ϕ ) = 0 and w(x ϕ, y) = 0 for every y ∈  Y).

One of his last reports delivered to his handlers on Oct. 5, 1989, only days before the Berlin Wall was breached and neighbors were bolting for Czechoslovakia, was titled, "Information, Mood and Reaction of the Population," and began with the observation, "The politics of our party and government has been successful, but nonetheless needs some newer elements".

Some newer elements of Cisco's U.S. business could benefit from a chilling economy.