Sentence examples for than newly from inspiring English sources

Nor is it at all clear that older physicians provide better care than newly minted ones.

WILL Russians trust newly minted gold coins more than newly printed roubles?

Government outlays dropped, particularly as census takers left the payroll, and retailers sold stockpiled merchandise rather than newly ordered goods.

In other dinosaur nests we see babies considerably older than newly hatched individuals and even traces of food.

There are no clearer bellwethers of the widening biodiversity crisis than newly named species that are already critically endangered when christened.

It seems likely that the latest increases reflect borrowing by consumers with pre-existing lines of credit that they are now tapping, rather than newly approved loans.

Same store sales are a key indicator of retailer and restaurant performance since it measures growth at existing locations rather than newly-opened ones.

None other than newly-minted reformstress Campbell Brown, who took to the pages of the Washington Post to throw the "P" word at the assembled hopefuls -- pandering.

The proportion of controlled lipids and treated dyslipidemia was higher in previously-diagnosed diabetes (3.0%, 95% CI: 2.3%, 3.9%) than newly-diagnosed diabetes (0.5%, 95% CI: 0.3%, 0.8%), as well as the proportion of treated but uncontrolled patients.

The Accord is a big coupe, just 3.4 inches shorter over all than the newly stretched sedan, and about 7 inches longer than the competing Nissan Altima two-door.

Meetings are for more than the newly bereaved.