Sentence examples for industry introduced from inspiring English sources

The industry introduced detergents as long ago as the 1930s.

In 1996, the drug industry introduced 53 drugs.

A few years ago, the industry introduced only around 50 new models.

3.59pm GMT John Redwood, a Conservative, says regulation in the banking industry introduced "more crime and abuse" than before.

The head of the Council's transportation committee, who had received thousands of dollars in donations from the industry, introduced a bill to stop the rule.

There were no such spots for liquor from 1948, when the distilled spirits industry introduced its voluntary ban, until that ban was lifted in November 1996.

The LEED program, which awards points for incorporating eco-friendly material and practices into buildings' design and construction, has led to a sea change in the industry, introducing environmental awareness into everything from regulatory processes to rents.

If the industry introduces too many new products, cynics will argue that sharia is being twisted for economic ends the scholars are being paid for their services, after all.

Mr. Fishel was a pioneer in the advertising mail order industry, introducing clients to the concept of television commercials by persuading well-known television stars such as Dave Garroway, Steve Allen, Jack Paar, Johnny Carson and Hugh Downs to do live commercials.

Crime fighting is not emphasized as a primary use as the cellphone industry introduces more and more camera phones capable of taking a quick snapshot and sending it wirelessly to the Internet.

EVERY time engineers who develop rechargeable batteries come up with a new trick to extend the time between charges, the electronics industry introduces new features in portable gadgets that have the opposite effect.