renewed

Examples of renewing

renewing

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Trained midwives had difficulty throughout the inter-war period in obtaining replacement drugs and renewing their equipment.
Maintaining a constant attachment to death lessens the noise of the other selves who strive to prevent the self from growing and renewing.
But it has safely survived the ordeal of renewing subscriptions.
Comparative social policy is a fast-moving field, and the literature is constantly renewing itself.
Including all our lives : renewing the social model of disability.
Would they return his gesture with patriotic gestures of their own, in effect renewing the terms of their citizenship?
Leaseholders often explicitly employed the threat of not renewing the contract in order to secure a rent write-off.
From the start the pair found a mutual interest in the project of renewing and reunifying the one holy and apostolic church.
This rapidly renewing epithelium consists of spatially separated proliferative and differentiated cell populations located in the crypts and on the villi, respectively.
A typical intestinal renewing unit, the crypt-villus axis, is thus established by 16 weeks of gestation in the small intestine.
Ever renewing its memory, he repeatedly sheds fresh drops.
The future in both areas would depend on the renewing capacity of creators and institutions in combination.
They were not dispensing with an irrelevant past in their move forward, but rather reclaiming and renewing what had been lost.
This volume contains reviews of stem cell biology from a number of systems and provides a good entry into the concept of continuously renewing developmental systems and their regulatory controls.
Where intuition speaks of perduring "things," thought sees merely a process renewing itself eternally, in which only subjective volition seeks to distinguish stable points of rest and fixity.
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