Sentence examples for address introducing from inspiring English sources
In his address introducing Mrs. Clinton to the crowd, Mr. Buffett pointed out what most in the audience at a high school gym knew: that their votes could be disproportionately influential because of the state's peculiar Electoral College system.
"Sometimes reality overtakes fiction," proclaimed festival director Dieter Kosslick in his 2013 address introducing the Berlinale theme of social reality in all genres.
The study staff visited the participants at their project-verified address, introduced themselves, explained the study and obtained consent from each child's parent.
For the past decade, Steve Jobs has dazzled us with dramatic keynote addresses, introducing revolutionary new technology products -- the iPod, iPhone and iPad, among others -- that have by all accounts changed they way we interact and consume media.
Much technical research has addressed introducing micro-nutrient supplements into foods, but the health benefits are often not established, and claims in products have been challenged by regulatory authorities in both Europe and USA.
On Monday, VeriSign, which serves as the central directory for.com and.net addresses, introduced a service known as Site Finder.
The paper first highlights the key communications issues that need to be addressed, introduces 'Telepresence' and describes an initial prototype system.
Contacting patients at their home addresses introduces important biases [ 17, 18], even with reliable postal and telephone services, and is not feasible in most developing countries.
Mrs. Clinton's aides said last night that she would not be giving a full speech, but rather making a brief address before introducing her husband.
Unilever's operations in Europe and North America are under pressure, which it has tried to address by introducing premium versions of products including Dove.
Furthermore, newly registered foreign recruits may list their recruitment agency address initially, introducing error in SHA assignment for newly registered immigrants (though this should disappear upon reregistration).
