Sentence examples for ever since the introduction of from inspiring English sources

At the same time, China's birth rate has been sliding steadily ever since the introduction of the "one child" policy in 1977.

Ever since the introduction of the Explorer in late 1990, Ford has recommended that owners inflate the tires to 26 pounds per square inch.

"Europe has traditionally been a really strong market for Nokia, but Nokia's been under pressure ever since the introduction of the iPhone, which is when the tide turned," said Pete Cunningham, a principal analyst at Canalys.

OTTAWA - Ever since the introduction of its first BlackBerry more than a decade ago, Research in Motion has defied expectations that it would be gobbled up by a larger rival and has effectively created the market for smartphones.

But ever since the introduction of sea eagles, a spectacular bird of prey unknown in the area for 200 years, he claims he has found himself a constant object of suspicion.

Ever since the introduction of mass armies in Europe in the seventeenth century, governments have generally understood that to underpay and underfeed one's troops – and the class of people that supplies them – is to risk having the guns pointed in the opposite direction from that which the officers recommend.

From that estimate, you can make a reasonable guess that the insurance industry has accumulated over $40bn in revenue from terrorism insurance premiums since the introduction of TRIA -- without ever paying a claim, and without giving a dime to the government for their reinsurance protection.

Since the introduction of antibiotics in the treatment of human infectious diseases, bacterial resistance has become an ever-increasing problem that threatens the clinical usefulness of these drugs.

Since the introduction of DVD's the market has broadened.

Since the introduction of generic versions, prices have dropped sharply.

Since the introduction of extensive parental leave this has shrivelled.