Sentence examples for card introduces from inspiring English sources

In response to criticisms of the 2013 University Report Card expressed by BU faculty in a Lancet article, the second version of the University Report Card introduces new metrics for scoring not present in the original.

We may see the yellow card introduced soon.

Central to the Estonian project is the ID card, introduced in 2002.

American Express uses a different approach with its Blue card, introduced earlier this year.

This case describes the theory and operations of the AT&T Universal card, a credit card introduced successfully in 1990.

These examples come from a new report card, introduced last November in all of Hartford's elementary schools.

In London, the Oyster card, introduced as an electronic ticketing system for public transport, is now available as an add-on to a credit card.

It has generated a slew of product innovations, from traveler's checks (introduced in 1904) to credit cards for the middle class (the Everything card, introduced in 1967).

The wild card, introduced by major league baseball for the 1995 season, has often been a consolation prize to whichever team finished second in the American League East.

The punch card, introduced for tabulating the 1890 census as the ultimate in electric-age objectivity, is now revealed as an ambiguous lattice of wavering flaps.

The original identification card, introduced in 1985, contains such personal data as one's nationality and birth date and an 18-digit identification number.