Sentence examples for has only been introduced from inspiring English sources

Some critics say the controversial policy has only been introduced to push up flagging property prices in the capital, as Katy Watson reports.

Adaptation as a tool to cope with climate change has only been introduced into the climate change agenda and economic modeling in the last decade (Lecocq and Shalizi 2007; de Bruin et al. 2009; Chisari et al. 2013).

So far CO2 shipping has only been introduced as a secondary option for long distances and small amounts because of the prevailing idea that CO2 shipping is more expensive than CO2 pipeline for transporting large amount CO2.

The Safe Campus Act has only been introduced in the House.

It is unclear whether the results of this study demonstrate what might be an appropriate learning curve in investigators' awareness and educational capacity regarding research ethics practices, as this topic has only been introduced in developing countries during the last decade.

Admittedly, because of limitations of avoidable instruments, NOTES cholecystectomy has only been introduced into clinical routine as a hybrid procedure [transvaginal cholecystectomy (TVC)].

"Coming from a working-class family," she says, "dinner parties are something I have only been introduced to since going to university.

The alternate-day vehicle bans have only been introduced four times in the last two decades, and never before for two consecutive days.

New surgical techniques – involving robotics, 3D-imaging and lasers – have been developed in recent years, but in many cases have only been introduced in a haphazard manner in British hospitals.

Somehow Marcello Trotta, a Fulham loanee who had only been introduced as a 77th-minute substitute, was allowed to take the responsibility, against the apparent wishes of Kevin Connornor, his captain.

They couldn't cope with the large, splatty poo of cattle, which had only been introduced in the 1880s.