Sentence examples for comes to introducing from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the sisters seem to put the "social" in social media, and are fearless when it comes to introducing themselves to boldface names.

But profit-focused private investors often balk at the first hurdle when it comes to introducing more environmentally friendly technology, because they consider the costs involved to be too high, said Yohanes Iwan Baskoro, country director for Geres.

When it comes to introducing New Yorkers to Baroque repertory, this "Orpheus" was nothing like the resplendent staging of Lully's "Atys" last year at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, magnificently performed by Les Arts Florissants under the conductor William Christie.

It may sound routine — teenage band signs marketing deal with candy company — but the partnership underscores the difficulty the music industry is having when it comes to introducing successful acts for the children's market.

When it comes to introducing the masses to science, Tyson has quickly become the one to follow, not least through his National Geographic Channel talkshow Star Talk which returns for a second season on Sunday.

But festival organiser Samuel Koo says "there's no one orthodox path" when it comes to introducing unique cuisines to the world.

But it's a different matter when she comes to introduce him to friends.

Another side of the name equation is how confident and strategic you are when the time comes to introduce the new brand to the world.

This was important for Poland's credibility when it came to introducing financial and monetary stimuli during both crises," said Rachel Ziemba, director for Global Emerging Markets at Roubini Global Economics.

Moreover, when it came to introducing active employment-promoting measures targeting newly arrived immigrants, Danish policymakers were reluctant and (as in Norway at that time) voluntary organizations were responsible for taking care of newly arrived immigrants (Breidahl, 2012).

He's come to introduce himself.