Sentence examples for could not introduce from inspiring English sources

He could not introduce her to his milieu, it would have been complicated and boring; since he, as a decorator, dealt only with women.

The prosecution chose not to use his interrogation records because of that and could not introduce testimony by another witness because interrogators learned his name from Mr. Ghailani's coerced testimony.

Determined to preserve autocracy, afraid to abolish serfdom, and suspicious of all independent initiative and popular participation, the Emperor and his government could not introduce in their country the much-needed basic reforms.

In January, the government said it could not introduce a VAT refund scheme for the sixth-form college sector (to mirror the arrangements in place for free school sixth-forms) as the £30m cost was unaffordable.

That case concerns a decision by the Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit, based in Denver, which ruled that prosecutors could not introduce physical evidence, in this case a gun, obtained as a result of an interrogation that violated Miranda.

In the case of KCa2Nb3O10 (x=0), we could not introduce a titania pillar, but in the case of K0.5La0.5Ca5Nb3O10 (x = 0.5) carrying less interlayer cation density, titania-pillar was introduced although the thermal stability was very poor.

"You couldn't introduce something twice as expensive and no better and still sell it".

"We wanted the name Vault 7 to stick, so it was also a strategy to pre-introduce the name, so that, when counterattack publicity came out, they"—the C.I.A.—"couldn't introduce another name," he said.

And we couldn't introduce his latest book any better than this: Ten teen readers, an extra-special-with-cherries-on-top signed copy of this brilliant book could be yours!

Last month, a writer for Epicurious named Katherine Sacks, who published her recipe for a tofu loaf with mushroom stuffing, couldn't introduce her creation without comparing it to the product she called a "rubbery, flavorless mass".

I couldn't introduce my married self with a straight face, and when the hygienist at the dentist's office came into the waiting room asking for Mrs. Gelb I would look around for my mother-in-law.