Sentence examples for great introducing from inspiring English sources

It is almost the anti "Good to Great", introducing the idea of disruptive innovation, which describes, as we wrote last year, how "great companies can fail despite doing everything right: even as they listen to their customers and invest heavily in their most productive technologies, their markets can be destroyed by radical new technologies".

It was great introducing Jimmy Page onstage, and Scott Gorham – people I grew up listening to.

Bananas, which Alexander the Great introduced to the West in 327 B.C., initially came from jungles in India, China, and Southeast Asia.

In 1704 Tsar Peter I (the Great) introduced the first regular minting of the ruble in silver.

An early conservationist, Peter the Great, introduced laws on wildlife conservation, forest preservation, overfishing, soil conservation and water pollution between 1689 and 1725.

But so are many worthy obscurities the great star introduced.

It's great to introduce all this, but it's going straight on your electricity bill".

"It would be great to introduce as many people as you can who have never bought a Mahler record.

In 1939 Sarnoff, with great fanfare, introduced TV at the New York World's Fair.

This fact is most probably due to the great rigidity introduced by the network systems.

Obviously it is great to introduce predictable structural motifs to an active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) by design.