Sentence examples for as having introduced from inspiring English sources

Yet those who are seeking scapegoats for the current car crash over female bishops are now pointing to church lobby groups as having introduced an inappropriate element of secular political organisation into church life.

Young Ku Yun, 8th dan (ITF), has been described as having introduced taekwondo to Sydney in 1971.

In addition, violence and widespread civil unrest directed toward United Nations peacekeepers, who were perceived as having introduced cholera to Haiti, occurred on November 18 (33 ).

Being around students who hadn't been as lucky as they had introduced the notion that sometimes correlation does not equal causation.

I felt pretty stupid, as I had introduced them as if they had never met - and then she told me they'd already slept together.

The international style known as fusion has introduced a dictionary's worth of new dining terms.

During the last 12 months, as Unilever has introduced Nutrium, its share has grown to 24.4percentt, with sales of $331 million.

Other countries such as Germany, France, Japan and Singapore have introduced similar programmes to improve their higher education systems and build world-class universities.

Several big brands, such as Keurig, have introduced pods that are partly made with recyclable or biodegradable materials.

As they have introduced successful products and attracted users, they have slowly raised more money and hired engineers.

There is also headway with the toy manufacturers as Lego has introduced its first female scientist figure.