Sentence examples for associated with the introductions from inspiring English sources
Chrysler said its lower profits in the quarter reflect costs associated with the introductions of new versions of its Jeep Grand Cherokee S.U.V. and heavy-duty Ram pickup, and second-quarter production of the new Jeep Cherokee.
The most dramatic and far-reaching changes in Iraq are associated with the introduction of the new Ottoman provincial system and the governorship of Midhat Paşa (1869 72).
He welcomed the reforms associated with the introduction of the Napoleonic Code and became the patron of the younger men who formed the radical opposition in the Duchy of Warsaw.
Biofilms can cause severe infections in hospitalized patients; the formation of biofilms in these instances is typically associated with the introduction into the body of foreign substrates, such as artificial implants and urinary catheters.
As a supporter of the church reforms advocated by the Swiss theologian Huldrych Zwingli, Erastus became closely associated with the introduction of Reformed Protestantism into the Palatinate during the electorate of Frederick III (1559 76).
Finally, it is a way to ensure that some of the productivity gains associated with the introduction of new techniques for rationalising the work process – which used to be passed on to workers through mechanisms such as wage indexing – can still be passed on, even as collective bargaining and other forms of employment rights are weakened.
