Examples of 'particularly new' in a sentence
Meaning of "particularly new"
particularly new: This phrase is used to highlight that something is very new or recently introduced. It emphasizes the freshness or novelty of the item or concept being described
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None of this is particularly new in internet land.
I do not think there is anything particularly new.
There is nothing particularly new in this modern art.
But what we are seeing is not particularly new.
This is a particularly new one.
And he does not make anything particularly new.
There is nothing particularly new about this type of electronic circuitry.
Robots in the field of surgery are not particularly new.
None of these is particularly new or striking.
Particularly new schools.
Dirty cops are not a particularly new topic in films.
Fears of unemployment caused by technological advancement is not something particularly new.
In reality there is nothing particularly new in the story.
A particularly new and evolving area is what is known as Islamic micro financing.
None of this information is particularly new.
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Yet there is nothing particularly new nor surprising in this case.
The basic technology for induction lamps is not particularly new.
But there is nothing particularly new about this distorting.
Nor is the idea of wildlife farming as a conservation tool particularly new.
Nothing particularly new.
Mining and appropriation of forest resources are not particularly new occurrences.
There is nothing particularly new about most of what we have discussed.
None of these ideas are particularly new.
There is nothing particularly new about this message within the far right.
I do not think there is anything particularly new this term.
This single was particularly new for The Verve as it was a soulful ballad.
I do not think it brought anything particularly new to the genre.
Particularly new vehicle sales in US is increasing more rapidly than used cars.
The mentally ill villain is not particularly new or revolutionary.
Nothing particularly new there, just practical.
Changing these old habits is not a particularly new aspiration.
But there is nothing particularly new here and I was definitely going to watch anyway.
But the assertions were neither particularly unique nor particularly new.
There is nothing particularly new in what I have been saying.
The relationship between art and real estate is not particularly new.
There is nothing particularly new in what I am saying here.
But not because Moby has come up with anything particularly new.
There's nothing particularly new or special in there.
Many of the trading strategies implemented by HFT firms are not particularly new or novel.
Blogging isn't a particularly new exercise for me.
Cause your nail polish … it does not look particularly new.
Hypertension, particularly new onset of hypertension in an older person.
Another problem for workers generally but particularly new employees is overexertion.
Nothing particularly new here, but it sets the scene.
But I do not think this is particularly new.
Our revenues, particularly new software license revenues, are difficult to forecast.
But are these questions particularly new or serious?
From that straightforward definition, the thought does not sound particularly new.
Technophobia is a fear of technology, particularly new or emerging technologies.
That is why, particularly new and interesting information stimulates neural connections more.
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A new project on legal notice publication was launched
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