Examples of 'which were new' in a sentence
Meaning of "which were new"
which were new: This phrase refers to things or situations that are recently introduced or unfamiliar
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Philips described numerous species and subspecies which were new to science.
They took my shoes, which were new shoes that I 'd bought especially for the journey.
And I met with many species which were new to me.
Subsequent publications identified three additional subspecies of D. stolonifera, two of which were new taxa.
Chiles has written or co-written 14 books, three of which were New York Times bestsellers.
Three series of compounds were synthesized, with a total of 14 compounds, 9 of which were new.
According to one count, she has edited 22 books which were New York Times Bestsellers.
However, a large-scale study revealed 62 interactions, most of which were new.
Among them there are five species of orchids, two of which were new to science.
At their height, they performed three-hundred times, nearly thirty-six plays, twenty of which were new.
Gould collected many birds and mammals, some of which were new to science.
WTO members discussed a total of 62 specific trade concerns, 8 of which were new.
There were five scare zones, two of which were new.
Fiscal incentives were extended to seven businesses, two of which were new ventures.
It especially draws from ethnic musics and minimalism, elements which were new to rock music.
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Work had been held up by the political assassinations which were new to Tunisia ;.
The survey produced data on 16 oak cynipid species, two of which were new to Finland.
The exploration proposals that Goldcorp received identified 110 drilling targets, 50 percent of which were new prospects.
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