Sentence examples for being introduced on a from inspiring English sources
Gorilla Glass 2 is being introduced on a multitude of smartphones, tablets and laptops this year from companies including Lenovo, Hewlett-Packard and LG, according to Corning.
The new Boo is being introduced on a $1 million budget, a veritable shoestring compared with the $44 million spent the first time around.
The program is being introduced on a small scale in Seattle, but Loftium said it believed there were about 40 other cities where it could give prospective buyers the boost they needed.
It meant that when Lord Dear criticized the bill as being "introduced on a whim and handled in such cavalier fashion," he also said that he had "seen and applauded this country's change of attitude towards homosexuality, from thinly veiled intolerance 50 years or so ago to a position of understanding and acceptance today".
Because the change which is being introduced – on a piece of legislation which we previously ourselves criticised as being deficient in this respect – can convey an impression that the government will come in and try to load the dice, and that must be avoided".
Hopefully, we'll see these and other SMS services being introduced on a significant scale in other countries soon as well.
The campaign, which is being produced in-house, is being introduced on an electronic billboard in Times Square on Thursday, and in the April issues of magazines including Us Weekly.
In this way item bias is introduced on a test-subgroup level using only one parameter.
Mifepristone has become an integral part of China's one-child policy since the drug was introduced on a wide scale here in the early 1990's.
