Sentence examples for But introduced from inspiring English sources

But, introduced in January 1999, the euro did not help.

But, introduced by a mutual friend outside a bar, they hit it off.

The April 2001 version corrected some errors but introduced others.

House mouse (Mus musculus), rodent native to Eurasia but introduced worldwide through association with humans.

Giving up subsidies made farming harder, he conceded, but introduced the pride that comes of entrepreneurship.

It maintained the observational quality of documentary, but introduced a theatrical element.

A. unedo is the strawberry tree, native to southwestern Europe but introduced into warm regions of western North America.

In 1925 Venini hired the sculptor Napoleone Martinuzzi, who also designed elegant modern vessels but introduced intense colors.

She invested, she said, "very little money" in the French Laundry but introduced Mr. Keller to other backers.

In September, the treasurer, Scott Morrison, announced a tax of 19% but introduced two new savings measures.

Labour had introduced and claimed to protect the Human Rights Act, but introduced laws that violated its most fundamental provisions.