Sentence examples for be introducing a new from inspiring English sources
So when the New York auto show opens to the news media this week, G.M. will be introducing a new leadership team: Fritz Henderson, a G.M. management mainstay, as the chief executive, and a nonexecutive chairman, Kent Kresa, a retired aerospace executive.
Instead, she would be introducing a new band featuring her boyfriend, Mr. Plant.
Utilising "shock and awe" techniques on small, manageable targets, and using diversionary techniques, Isis is said to be introducing a "new style of warfare".
Surrounded by gleaming five-figure appliances and hors d'oeuvres fresh out of Wolf ovens, he announced that the company would be introducing a new category: dishwashers.
This week, the Guardian website will be introducing a new collapsible comment function which allows you to hide or expand discussions below the line.
He also said he would be introducing a new children's tax credit in April 2001, which will be worth £416 a year.
And, most importantly, I am introducing a new suspicion threshold".
We're introducing a new opportunity for them," he argues.
"We're introducing a new way to welcome people to Yahoo," Ms. Mayer said.
