Sentence examples for early introducing from inspiring English sources

General Motors got there early, introducing its skinny, streamlined Lean Machine concept car in 1982 at the World of Motion exhibition at Epcot in Florida.

In Liberia, however, many young mothers stop breastfeeding their babies very early, introducing the children to foreign formulas other than breast milk.

However the early introducing of water or complementary foods may lead to shortening of breastfeeding duration and exposes the infant to increased rates of morbidity and mortality [ 27].

In the ground floors of their monastery buildings the Cistercians early introduced the idea of using ribbed groin vaulting in repetitive square bays (a Gothic scheme).

"This will confront the Bank of England with a dilemma: whether to raise base rates early, introduce further 'macro prudential' measures, or risk yet another house price boom," he said.

He moved to campus two weeks early, introduced himself to his future teachers in the Ethnic Studies Department, and told them that he was interested in researching the school-to-prison pipeline.

Radiography may be refined with tomography which was early introduced in conventional radiology [ 11].

"I'm going to warn you to keep your speeches short," an announcer had said earlier, introducing the lineup of speakers.

Billie, who's had her operation days earlier, introduces herself.

Credit Suisse earlier introduced a bonus plan linked to some of the bank's troubled assets.

He also created intricate tableaus of circus performers, a subject he had been earlier introduced to as a sketch artist for the National Police Gazette, an influential New York tabloid.