Sentence examples for started a new type from inspiring English sources
Last year he started a new type of publishing house, Concord Free Press, which published a limited quantity — 1,500 copies — of its first title, Fitch's light, literary novel, Give+Take, about a traveling jazz pianist who steals jewels and BMWs and gives the money away to needy strangers.
In 2005, the Japanese government started a new type of integrated institution called Kodomo-en.
"When China became a global exporter in early 2000s, the Panama Canal started a new type of business, linking China to the US east coast".
Together with a group of young people who shared the same view, Yang started a new type of exploration in botany (钟扬,张晓艳, 1990, 钟扬, 1995) and opened up a brilliant chapter of Computational biology in China.
"We'll continue with the claim but I will try to start a new type of relationship," he said.
"It will also start a new type of economic process and relationships in the region and North Africa".
"These guys have clout with hundreds of millions of young and middle-aged people," he said, adding that what was necessary to jump-start a new type of car was a combination of reliability, affordability and "cool".
The FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research identified the following possible assessment approaches: at the beginning and end of a particular treatment, at or after important medical events occur (e.g., starting a new type of dialysis, development of a clinically significant comorbidity), or at regular, repeated intervals to examine progress of a chronic condition [48, 49].
Now Myriad Genetics, the Utah firm that tested Jolie's genes, says it has started offering a new type of DNA test that could eventually tell any woman her risk of breast cancer.
"We started with a new type of car where the policy argument was clear: electric vehicles don't pay gas taxes," said James M. Whitty, manager of Oregon's Office of Innovative Partnerships and Alternative Funding.
About 10 years ago, Don started studying a new type of CEO: the narcissist.
