Sentence examples for hadn't been introduced from inspiring English sources

"Ten years ago the iPhone still hadn't been introduced.

Romano's students laid out this mitigating evidence, which hadn't been introduced at trial, in a 56-page habeas brief before the state court in Long Beach last year.

The accompanying risotto, however, was so nutty as to be undercooked and, though doused in a gloriously sticky, meaty reduction, oddly flavour-free, I'd guess because the two hadn't been introduced in the cooking.

I didn't think I should talk to Dave, because we hadn't been introduced, and I didn't want to tell him I was an admirer, or I thought the way he told the squirrel story was great.

Once the show finally entered production, there were skirmishes that helped pin down Simon's vision: HBO wanted to cut an early sequence in which Omar — a stickup artist — steals money from drug dealers who hadn't been introduced to viewers and who wouldn't appear again.

We had a radio, but of course television hadn't been introduced very much then.

But Mr. Mulgrew said those issues had not been introduced at the last minute.

Institutionalized mechanisms of non-violent conflict resolution had not been introduced in Libya.

The Egyptian woman asked how he would treat us if we had not been introduced by our friend.

On the Today programme Evan Davis of the BBC asked the chancellor why the policy had not been introduced previously.

Overall, there were 20percentt fewer food-related hospitalizations in LA than the area would have been expected to experience if the grades had not been introduced.