newfound造句

Let's create a utility to exercise your newfound mojo.

Satisfied by this newfound mental silence, I got to work.

And the newfound world is among the few known that might be hospitable to life.

That markets have not sunk further is testimony to Brazil's newfound macroeconomic buoyancy.

And institutions like the Supreme Audit Commission and the Attorney General's Office are showing newfound strength.

As with any budding love affair, we wanted to believe our newfound object of fascination could change the world.

The sun's newfound neighbor and five other supercool brown dwarfs belong to a class of failed star called Y dwarfs.

Cesar didn't trust my father and all this newfound goodwill my mother and I had toward him.

Since there are so many stars in the universe, the IAU USES a different system for newfound stars.

Fears of rising protectionism in the West are inspiring a newfound Asian enthusiasm to promote intraregional trade.

Whether this newfound energy austerity alters the fabric of American life in a lasting way will depend partly on what happens to oil prices over the long term.

What's more, the newfound Leiolepis ngovantrii is no run-of-the-mill reptile—the all-female species reproduces via cloning, without the need for male lizards.

Providing opportunities for your child to make her own choices allows her to try out some of her newfound autonomy in a controlled environment.

They found that if a rodent father remained in the nest with his pups - presumably due to the newfound bond with his offspring - his babies' brains developed normally.

In addition to the newfound mortuary caves, Aldenderfer's team has found nearby caves that were created later, likely for use as living Spaces.

Nature, the scientific journal, pointed out in 1993 that although one might expect newfound species to be limited to "obscure microbes and insects," scientists in Vietnam had just discovered a bovine.

What's more, the newfound critter's "naughty bits are rather small, " noted study co-author Mark Siddall, curator of invertebrate zoology at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City.

As newborns spend most of their time asleep, this newfound ability might be crucial to rapidly adapt to the world around them and help to ensure their survival, researchers said.