Example collocations logo

Introduced in sentence

1640 examples of Introduced in a sentence

After this fish, we were introduced to this red fluorescent scorpionfish cloaked and hidden on this rock.
The patent bar was deeply entrenched in the status quo, the biotech industry had grown up around this practice, and legislation to ban gene patents had been introduced year after year in Congress, and had gone absolutely nowhere.
And Ruby also introduced me to her friends, the colorful side of the Internet culture.
But to keep things consistent, the creators of Star Trek and other science-fiction worlds have introduced the concept of a universal translator, a portable device that can instantly translate between any languages.
"Be that as it may, Napoléon introduced a new constitution and a legal code that kept some of the most important achievements of the revolution in tact: freedom of religion abolition of hereditary privilege, and equality before the law for all men." "All men, indeed.
At some point, a second language is introduced.
And once we introduced uberPOOL, well, you see there's not as many bright colors.
What if your neighbor had introduced themselves first, with their name, where they're from, the name of their kids or their dog?
Two synthetic greens called Scheele's Green and Paris Green were first introduced in the 18th century.
So a new constraint was introduced.
Author Robert Louis Stevenson then introduced the idea of a logical left hemisphere competing with an emotional right hemisphere represented by his characters Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.
It introduced the West to grinding poverty around the world.
So I was being introduced to my new home, my new cultural identity, as a complete outsider, incapable of comprehending anything that was being said to me by the family and country whose traditions I was meant to move forward.
Look at a classic study of over 50 product categories, comparing the first movers who created the market with the improvers who introduced something different and better.
There's bipartisan legislation that had been introduced in the House and the Senate, but it isn't making as much progress as we'd like to see.
I think this aspect of training in cardiology that the Heart Institute of the Caribbean has introduced in Jamaica is very important in terms of diagnosing cardiac diseases.
And the most amazing thing about this was in 2007, they introduced a way to measure this, which is incredible.
Around the same time as Egyptians were incubating eggs, Phoenician merchants introduced chickens to Europe, where they quickly became an essential part of European livestock.
Almost two years ago, I introduced this design into a UN-Habitat competition for rebuilding it.
She introduced me to a client, and that introduction led to the first of very many projects for me in Saudi.
There's a blister rust that was introduced, bark beetle.
But it introduced a lot of rigidities in our supply chain.
It was my grandfather who introduced me to the effects of combat on the psyche.
In New Zealand, stoats introduced by European settlers have threatened many native species of flightless bird.
(Birds chirp) On the other hand, industrial sounds have been introduced to us a little more recently.
And that, ladies and gentlemen, is how the soap opera "One Life to Live" introduced a love story that lasted 25 years.
And these enhancements were introduced using a new genetic modification technology that goes by the funny name CRISPR, you know, like something's crisp, this is CRISPR.
The scientist that Jenna's parents hired to do this for several million dollars introduced CRISPR into a whole panel of human embryos.
We're typically introduced to two kinds of women in these movies, two kinds of desirable women, anyway.
But today, I want to ask you this: What would happen if we asked children to design our cities? (Laughter) Back in 2009, I was introduced to a small group of people who wanted to start a child-friendly city initiative in Boulder, Colorado.
BackNext