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Introduce in sentence

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You actually see a great potential, but you see a lot of people who are sort of defending their turf, and may actually be very resistant, when one tries to introduce ideas.
We actually have the power to change the outcome of elections, to introduce new issues into the policy debate and to change the face of the pale, male, stale leadership that we have in our country today.
He stepped up to support a 15-year-old Muslim girl's mission to introduce a hijab emoji.
So I started looking for more creative ways to introduce technology to students.
Perhaps one solution could be to introduce technology to students through creative projects.
I'm not saying that this could solve everything, but it could introduce technology to people who originally wouldn't be interested in it because of how it has been portrayed and taught in school.
We began to introduce that in our explorations, and we continued to make phenomenal discoveries with our new robotic technologies.
To help us get our minds around this challenge, I'm going to introduce you to a great thinker, I'm going to present a big idea, and I'm going to pose a most consequential question.
So clearly, there's a numeracy issue, because these are important skills for life, and a lot of the changes that we want to introduce in this century involve us becoming more comfortable with numbers.
Well, let me introduce you to my friend Cayla.
I want to introduce you to some very wise kids that I've known, but first I want to introduce you to a camel.
How can we help improve governance and introduce checks and balances?
I may introduce something new to the probability stream.
Might these subarctic species introduce diseases or parasites into the Arctic?
I'd like to introduce you to a word you may never have heard before, but you ought to know: drawdown.
In fact, there's a school quite near Silicon Valley called the Waldorf School of the Peninsula, and they don't introduce screens until the eighth grade.
The way I've been able to introduce them to him is with screens.
I'd like to introduce you to my mom.
Oh, before we go on, I forgot to introduce you to my mom.
Before I show you some pictures of cohousing, I'd like to first introduce you to my friends Sheila and Spencer.
In order to give you a glimmer into what this looks like, I'd like to take you into a meeting and introduce you to a tool of ours called the "Dot Collector" that helps us do this.
And the group articulated our challenge as threefold: one, to reclaim the city from the narrative of terrorism and back into the hands of the people that live there; two, introduce a language beyond race, tribe or religion that would help us transcend our differences; and three, provide a gesture that would help restore empathy and conversation and trust.
And so, introducing education to this child with an alphabet sheet like this fulfills one of the major functions of education, which is to introduce the learner to an appreciation of the learner's environment and a curiosity to explore more in order to add value.
And we kept saying, "Do you realize we were dying in a hotel fire, like eight hours ago?" Natasha wanted to introduce her brother and father to all the villagers, and the day we showed up turned out to be a 60-year-old man's birthday.
Those are then selected by the algorithm, reproduced with mutation and recombinations to introduce sex as well.
So I'm going to first introduce you to the mimosa, not the drink, but the Mimosa pudica, and this is a plant that's found in Central America and South America, and it has behaviors.
And it's open to us to introduce a new way of doing that, and that's what I'll talk about for 10 minutes, or whatever the time remains.
I was preaching in San Jose some time ago, and my friend Mark Kvamme, who helped introduce me to this conference, brought several CEOs and leaders of some of the companies here in the Silicon Valley to have breakfast with me, or I with them.
And to help me do that, I'd like to introduce to the stage a very specialist guest from the Queensland Voice Center, a man that's been in my mouth more times than I'd care to admit, a legend of the larynx, ENT doctor and laryngeal surgeon, Matthew Broadhurst.
Stephanie White: I'm going to let her introduce herself to everybody.
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