Sentence examples for have been introductory from inspiring English sources

Brendan Daly, a spokesman for the House speaker, Nancy Pelosi, wrote in an e-mail message that there have been introductory steps toward utilizing such technology.

There have been introductory and advanced MSUS courses in different European countries under the auspices of the EULAR Standing Committee on Education and Training.

The shorter lengths for some therapies may have been introductory courses providing rudimentary training in some of the therapies' techniques; the questionnaire did not address the extent and depth of a training program.

The Celtics/Lakers rivalry There may have been no introductory press conference more depressing than the one held by the Boston Celtics to introduce their new acquisitions.

In effect, they have been deemed introductory agencies, merely bringing together a person with care and support needs and a self-employed care worker in return for a commission fee.

They have been running the introductory offer since last Christmas.

All those McMansions, swimming pools, boutiques, charity auctions and spa splurges have been merely rehearsals, introductory rounds leading to the apotheosis of the Bravo "Real Housewives" franchise, "The Real Housewives of New Jersey".

It's hard to keep Professor Beard off the subject of Pompeii and sex, because a) it's one of her major hobby horses (many undergraduates at the Cambridge classics faculty have been startled by her introductory lecture on lewd Roman graffiti) and b) sex is everywhere in the ruined city.

Similar results have been observed in college introductory biology courses.

The majority of investigations and research-based instructional reforms from physics education research (PER) have been aimed at the introductory calculus based level.

The previous studies demonstrate that positive effects of PLTL on grade performance and student retention have been well established in introductory science lecture courses.