Sentence examples for and started to introduce from inspiring English sources

Ruthlessly eliminating the danger of continued disruption straight away, Gatland won a grand slam in 2008 and started to introduce a generation of younger players.

The Chinese economy has been growing at an average of almost 10% – three times the global average – since Deng Xiaoping became leader and started to introduce economic reforms.

I'm a small, young, woman". Valerie I took [the instructor's] advice and started to introduce myself as Dr. [XX], rather than [Valerie] to patients and families.

Subsequent interaction has been very positive!—Stephanie A physician-resident reported: I took [the instructor's] advice and started to introduce myself as Dr. [XX], rather than [Valerie] to patients and families.

Line the bottom with newspaper for now and start to introduce hay and straw later.

This year it expects to sell nearly 500,000 cars in China and has started to introduce a wave of new models to keep customers interested.Last year China's home-grown brands took 29% of the market, increasing their share by only one point over the previous year.

The World Bank itself, which was one of its chief proponents, has initiated a process of re-thinking, and has started to introduce corrections to the paradigm that has been identified with the so-called Washington consensus.

In response to WRAP research and guidance retailers started to introduce new labeling and in 2015 this was carried by most ready meals and around half of fresh meat and bakery products.

If you say something negative, my score goes down, and they've started to introduce the penalties to this.

The police say "in most cases, spitting if done deliberately will be an assault" and they have started to introduce spit hoods to protect officers.

Despite the ban, the Parkside Federation, made up of Parkside and Coleridge comprehensives and a primary school, started to introduce the IGCSE in 2008, hoping that the Government would relent.