Sentence examples for culture introducing from inspiring English sources
MacLennan's note to staff espouses a new "employee-friendly" culture introducing flexible working "in line with the changes in the media world".
From the outside, Mr. Henderson appeared to be making some headway, by making broad cuts to G.M.'s famously bureaucratic culture, introducing aggressive marketing strategies, and stemming the sharp decline in sales.
Tectonics aims to accelerate the glacial pace of change in orchestral performing culture, introducing orchestras and their audiences to a more experimental style of music-making in which the "high-art" ambitions that orchestras traditionally express overlap with other contemporary musical genres.
Reed had a profound impact on American culture, introducing avant garde rock and pop art to mainstream music.
Reed was best known for his work as a guitarist, singer and songwriter for the Velvet Underground and had a profound impact on American culture, introducing avant garde rock and pop art to mainstream music.
They were early adopters when it came to dance parties and sound system culture, introducing the multi-instrumental barrel organ, or dance organ, which played in lieu of a live band meaning that music was mechanized even prior to World War One.
Leadership and management would be strengthened and a change of culture introduced.
The culture introduced at this stage was essentially the same as the culture found by the Israelites who moved into Palestine in the 14th and 13th centuries bce.
These are closely related and, in their later stages, reveal varying degrees of influence as the result of contact with the culture introduced by the Bantu-speaking peoples.
The region is known for rose culture, introduced about 1795 by the navigator Louis-Antoine de Bougainville, and for the soft white cheese called Brie.
Sŏhak, (Korean: "Western Learning"), in Korean history, the study of Western culture, introduced into Korea from the Chinese Ming and Ch'ing dynasties in the 17th and 18th centuries.
