Sentence examples for would be newly from inspiring English sources

Their hoped-for lobby and infrastructure would be newly updated; no window air-conditioning units for them.

For example, people who watch "Scandal" via ABC's streaming app or Time Warner Cable's app would be newly counted in Nielsen's TV ratings.

Florida, for example, has 1.3m uninsured adults who would be newly eligible for Medicaid under the expansion, according to the Urban Institute, a think-tank.

And a higher percentage of those who would be newly eligible live in states that so far have made it hardest for people to qualify for Medicaid.

Civil rights leaders, for instance, were fuming over the Supreme Court's ruling and warned that minorities would be newly galvanized to defeat Republicans in 2002.

On March 31st, Obama announced that large portions of U.S. waters in the Gulf of Mexico, the Arctic Ocean, and off the East Coast — from the mid-Atlantic to central Florida — would be newly available for oil and gas drilling.

Taking top prize would be newly-elected Republican Senator Mark Kirk of Illinois.

In addition, even a nuclear copy of a HLIP/OHP arranged in tandem would not be sufficient to generate a LHC protein, since there are no second transmembrane helices, which would need to be newly created.

"It would be fairly newly formed," he said.

At the apex of that international order would be the newly formed United Nations.

Their home away from home would be a newly acquired 38-foot motor home.