Sentence examples for even the introduction of from inspiring English sources

Not even the introduction of Boyd could keep alive Rangers' hopes of a domestic clean sweep.

Yet even the introduction of an imperfect competition has already boosted quality and lowered prices.

Not even the introduction of youngster Drew Hutchison could spark their flailing attack.

Even the introduction of sharia is complicated by the federal legal system.

"And the only surprise comes that the limits change – and not even the introduction of a few rules [financial fair play] is able to control the market.

"And this degree of genetic change invites the possibility of other associated changes, perhaps even the introduction of language ancestral to western Celtic tongues".

Even the introductions of substitutes Fergal Harkin, Dave Morrison and Paul Keegan could not swing the tie in Bohemians' favour.

Recent success in the global reduction campaign against malaria has resulted in the possibility that it may be feasible to drastically reduce or even eradicate malaria even without the introduction of a vaccine.

This is bigger and more ruinous even than the introduction of Scrappy Doo.

Will we even see the introduction of PR to reflect the new multi-party realities and permanent coalition?

Even after the introduction of agriculture during the Neolithic revolution, between 8,000 and 5,000 B.C., geography imposed compartmentalisation.