Sentence examples for a smooth introduction from inspiring English sources

(It wasn't a smooth introduction, and shortly after opening in March it closed to retrain the staff).

The track starts with a smooth introduction in which KL is smoking on good weed and drinking liquor with his homies.

I realize some of these pages and data groupings can be a lot, but hopefully just focusing on those little pieces within the larger landscapes of information make for a smooth introduction.

Respondents echoed the importance of securing a sustainable budget for general inspections and food control first, allowing for a smooth introduction of fortification regulation into the system later.

After a smooth introduction of darbepoetin (DA) as a long-acting ESA in hemodialysis (HD) patients on epoetin (EPO) monotherapy in 2007, 1 a stable DA dose was intermittently combined with EPO depending on Hb levels.

The main purpose of this task was trifold: the students were not only expected to 1) create a resource to store all the materials pertaining to their projects (accessible to them from wherever they were), and 2) learn the basics of website development, but also to 3) have a smooth introduction to teamwork and begin cooperating with their group-mates.

I mean it's been a remarkably smooth introduction" (PCA2) An issue of concern to a considerable number of non-pilot GPs was the impact of an increasing culture of screening on people's lives.

The rest of my treatment was a similarly smooth introduction to the mysteries of this steamy tradition: in lieu of the glycerine and olive soap of the souks, I was scrubbed with the hotel's purer version, a simple mix of pressed olives and salt.

The 747 enjoyed a fairly smooth introduction into service, overcoming concerns that some airports would not be able to accommodate an aircraft that large.

He was minister of the interior and health in 2001-07, during which time his main achievements were the smooth introduction of a major reform of local and regional government structures at the beginning of 2007, and reforms of Danish health policy designed to improve the quality of hospital services.

These goals include disease elimination and eradication, smooth introduction of new vaccines across an expanded life cycle, increased immunization coverage, greater equity, and reduced mortality to achieve the Millennium Development Goals.