Sentence examples for huge introduction from inspiring English sources

The two features might not seem like a huge introduction, but this is a big deal for people who own a budget smartphone with limited internal storage and have a pre-paid or limited data plan.

But the take up has been huge: since the introduction of right to buy more than 1.8m council homes have been sold at a discount.

But from this autumn the school will be part of a huge experiment: the introduction of a set of qualifications unlike anything seen before in Britain.On March 28th officials announced the schools and colleges that will teach the new "Specialised Diploma" from autumn 2008.

The game series, which comes with a range of figures that interact with the onscreen action, has been a huge success since its introduction in 2011.

And Hollywood's introduction of huge marketing campaigns and selective review quotes (often from lesser-known critics) to bolster its enormous release plans have benefitted far worse films than these.

However, the introduction of huge amounts of bureaucracy and administration over the past couple of decades alongside the inevitable cuts has left talented staff and practitioners inside art schools struggling to cope.

A Yes B No "The sector has a huge shortfall and the introduction of top-up fees, depending on how you did the calculation, is expected to make up for between 12.5% and 25% of the shortfall.

He also highlights the introduction of huge subsidies in Germany for those who were willing to install solar panels on their rooftops or windmills in their fields, although Randers points to the system ending after many years because voters did not like the extra tax.

The number of catalytic reactions is huge and in an introduction like this they cannot even be mentioned in a table or list.

The healthcare system has become little more than a system of extortion, and the labor/capital ratio has been badly skewed by the introduction of huge new labor pools in Asia.

Tuberculosis control activities in India have made huge strides with the introduction of the Government of India's Revised National Tuberculosis Control Programme (RNTCP), which adopted and adapted the core elements of the internationally recommended Directly Observed Treatment, Short course (DOTS) strategy [1].