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Meanings of new avenue in English

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Usage of new avenue in English
1
Almost afraid to ask, I eased into a new avenue of questioning.
Dying for Dinner (A Cooking Class Mystery)
2
It has opened up a whole new avenue for my own business.
The Irish Times
3
Here opened a new avenue, so untried as to transcend common criticism.
Idolatry: A Romance
4
But we have a way to open an entirely new avenue.
Ashes Of Victory
5
Our study opens up a new avenue to controlling the topological surface state.
Pubmed
6
Evidently sharing his minibar was like opening a whole new avenue of trust.
A necessary evil
7
Should the singer begin investing her brand in a new avenue?
Ebony
8
There was naught to do other than seek a new avenue of escape.
The Gods of Mars
9
Similar epigenetic landscape of ccRCC-metastases and tumors opens new avenue for future therapeutic strategies.
Pubmed
10
The findings provide a new avenue for the treatment of patients with poststroke hemiparesis.
Pubmed
11
Writing this novel has opened up a whole new avenue in writing for me.
Where heaven begins
12
This also opens a new avenue for treating ovarian cancer.
Pubmed
13
The state law provides a new avenue of investigation for Democrats who lead the House.
Reuters
14
Planetary shifts after the New Year indicates a whole new avenue opening up for you!
The South African
15
However, the internet offers a new avenue for manufacturers.
The Guardian
16
These findings open a new avenue for designing efficient catalytic reforming systems with commercial potential.
Pubmed
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New avenue through the time
New avenue across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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