Sentence examples for To introduced from inspiring English sources
verb
To cause (someone) to be acquainted (with someone else).
- Let me introduce you to my friends.
He urges Hunt to introduced a progressive charge, instead of a flat-rate charge.
Gove pays tribute to what Gibb did to introduced rigour into schools.
Islands such as Guam seem to be particularly vulnerable to introduced species.
PepsiCo and Coca-Cola are both moving forward to introduced plant-based PET bottles.
Actually to see a London still so bleak, so far from the gentrified city I have become used to, introduced me to a foreign land.
Companies are not legally required to disclose data breaches, but the Australian government has agreed to introduced notification laws before the end of the year.
Disney is wasting no time taking advantage of its new toy: it's planning to introduced the seventh Star Wars movie in 2015.
Its pathogenicity to introduced and native plants is unknown.
Both pledged to introduced new policies aimed at supporting mothers and boosting South Korea's low birthrate.
In the interim, conserving seagrass density and bed size can offer resistance to introduced species.
An anti-slavery bill is to be to introduced in the Queen's Speech on Wednesday, the government has announced.
