Sentence examples for because it was introduced from inspiring English sources

A great idea sits on a shelf because it was introduced before its time.

Human rights and civil society groups considered it unacceptable, both due to its content and because it was introduced by a belligerent in Yemen's war.

The article states that the Tomlinson review was not implemented because it was introduced as a fait accompli.

It was unpopular partly because it was introduced by the treasury as a fundraiser, rather than being presented as a measure to improve population health.

We know it was a mistake – and we know they know it was a mistake – because it was introduced by Chris Grayling last November as part of a new "incentives and earned privileges" regime.

In a way, "Private Practice" isn't a new show at all because it was introduced last spring as an episode of "Grey's Anatomy"—and attracted more than 21 million viewers.

We also propose a rival MRT where the LDP brings about its short-term outcomes by reinforcing hierarchical authority, because it is introduced in a top-down manner.

"It's easy to say that Game of Thrones [George R R Martin's fiction series turned TV behemoth] has made fantasy mainstream and introduced it to people who wouldn't have picked it up previously – but social media has also played a huge part, because it's introduced female authors to a wide and growing audience".

The Interferometry CI time-domain pulse waveform is simplified as CI waveform because it is introduced by Interferometry method.

Of course patients have no idea whether they have had their blood flow monitored using the ultrasound machine, because it is introduced into their oesophagus when they are under a general anaesthetic.

Injection of dsGFP does not silence parasite GFP probably because it is introduced well before the introduction of the parasite.