Sentence examples for has always introduced from inspiring English sources

So, while global trade and travel has always introduced mosquitoes to new areas, with global warming these mosquitoes can actually survive and establish populations in these new areas.

Mr. Chappelle has always introduced jokes with a deceptively offhand style, cannily establishing a connection with his listeners while also teasing them.

This is the root of her biting relevance; not that she has some cultural crystal ball, but that she has always introduced the untold story, the female perspective, which is the missing piece of every puzzle.

This has always introduced the possibility of negative public relations for any international business wishing to operate within the Kingdom.

VICE has always introduced its fiction pieces, a tradition that I have never quite understood.

Because of my own interest in ancient manufacturing technologies, I have always introduced my students to what always struck me as the utter magic of how Greek black and red figure pottery was made.

We encourage loved ones to focus on who their person has always been, and introduce things into their environment that support their unique contributions in life.

A primary argument for proposing KDWP-based encryption has always been its "lightweight" nature, introduced by shifting complexity from encryption into the compression pipeline.

"To this end it has always been our intention to introduce contactless card payment in stages, and from next month we will begin implementing and testing the new technology on a small number of London's buses".

Now, in a space of his own, he said through a translator, he is able to prepare the intricate, creative dishes he has always wanted to do, while introducing non-Chinese diners to a world of flavor beyond beef with broccoli.

The leash is and has always been the way to introduce your dog to new skills.