newish造句

But the biggest of the European Union's newish members now has something to celebrate.

Dr Hammond and her colleagues used a newish thin-film fabrication technique known as "layer-by-layer".

And for all its splendour, the cathedral is a newish building for a newly revived institution, one that remembers being weak.

If you remap the zodiac using Earth's current position, you get a different telling of who's an Aries, Leo, and so on — including a newish sign called Ophiuchus.

Yet Australia has problems of its own with its single, albeit newish reactor, and has recently been importing isotopes from South Africa.

ARRIVING at the airport in Senegal’s capital, Dakar, you have a fair chance that the newish-looking taxi taking you into town will not be the usual French or Japanese model, but Iranian.

And here was Apple's newish head of design, Jonathan Ive, talking about the product in a video—back when he let his hair grow and before he had permanently donned his dark T-shirt uniform.

But in the past few weeks three newish factors have coalesced to create a set of circumstances that could shake the country up: for better, if matters are handled carefully, or for much worse.