Sentence examples for few introductions from inspiring English sources

They are grown entirely for ornament, whereas almost all our native trees and quite a few introductions have had a range of essential uses throughout history.

I ventured into the OU room in Second Life, and after a few introductions (He: F04 R08. AL? Me: Yep. A363. R11), we had a long chat about non-Euclidean geometry.

"When we did that fragrance, oud was not as talked about, but now there have been quite a few introductions from well-known companies as well as lesser-known companies," said Karyn Khoury, the senior vice president for corporate fragrance development of the Estée Lauder companies, including Tom Ford.

After the poet's victory was announced, Manchester author and DJ Dave Haslam, who was a vocal campaigner against Mandelson on social media, tweeted: Team Mandelson insisted it did not "campaign" as much as give him a few introductions, but noted that there was a concerted anti-Mandelson campaign on social media run by "people in the shadows".

In addition, at mid-decade, he published a few introductions to Marxist philosophy.

BootStrap Camp (@bootstrapcamp), an entrepreneur-supported community that helps start-ups build connections and find people willing to help them out with a bit of coding or a few introductions, is launching with the mother of all promotions: 25 weeks on Vorovoro, the Tribewanted island in Fiji.

Samson's prologue in the pilot episode is based on a few introduction paragraphs on the Pitch Document's cover sheet that were initially not planned to be performed.

Therefore, large-scale expansion can be achieved quickly (<200 years) from relatively few introduction sites, regardless of the introduction vector.

High genetic diversity at small spatial scales within the source region could also result in the transplantation of a substantial amount of diversity even from one or a few introduction events.

The genetic bottleneck found across islands suggests there was a small founding population or few introduction events of P. downsi.

However, examples exist of successful invaders with low genetic diversity, and stemming from single or few introduction events, suggesting that propagule pressure is only one of many variables explaining invasion patterns.