Sentence examples for an early introduction from inspiring English sources

This offered an early introduction to the wonders of the "magic button", the little switch on the dashboard marked "ESP".

But charities have said an early introduction to alcohol, even at home, has the opposite effect on teens.

It is fair to recall an early introduction to Mr. Spitzer, at a private breakfast in a hotel, sometime in 1994.

She says: "an early introduction to philosophical dialogue would foster a greater respect for diversity and a deeper empathy for the experiences of others".

Mosley will emphasise that an early introduction of the tobacco ban will lead to more races outside the EU from 2005 at venues where advertising is not restricted.

Children from east Leeds had an early introduction to the sport when Captain Riley-Smith's private ground at Toulston on the road to Tadcaster became a public club in the mid-fifties.

Growing up in Grand Rapids, Michigan - notorious for massive snow storms - gave me a early introduction to extreme weather, but my first official storm chase was at the age of 13, when I intercepted a severe storm in my front yard and was pelted by golf-ball size hail that destroyed the family video camera.

Due mainly to British influence going as far back as the late 19th century, Hong Kong had an earlier introduction to Western athletics compared to other Asia regions.

It has been posited that the pressure on kindergartners to succeed stems from their getting an earlier introduction to basic skills due to the prevalence of day care over the last several decades; a service necessitated by the staggering amount of households in which both parents work.

However, the clinical situation may demand an earlier introduction of a full basal bolus regimen in certain individuals.

We found no association between a higher maternal pre-pregnancy BMI and an earlier introduction to solid food if the infant was fully breastfed past five weeks.