Some of them are seizing on their newish economic development powers, to increase their role in society, and of course we welcome that.
That is a newish principle, but it is becoming generally accepted.
Much has been written in recent years on the process known as "globalisation", a newish word in the lexicon of international debate.
They are a newish financial animal on the scene and are in effect options or bets on the future movement of stocks, currencies or commodities.
In addition, the school replaced many library computers, with newish desktop computers.
In the course of structural reforms, the school was closed in 1971, and the still newish school building was converted into a village community centre in 1985.
Canby's interest in railroads stemmed from his belief that the newish transportation method could benefit his milling business.
