Sentence examples for introduce an item from inspiring English sources

Forbes: Why would you introduce an item at a $16.99 price point during a recession?

Carchio said he will later introduce an item that will look to double the fines of alcohol-related violations during major holidays, like the Fourth of July and St. Patrick's Day.

The board, however, then spent the next six minutes debating whether to allow the public to speak or to allow Berardino a chance to introduce an item he wanted placed on a future agenda.

Her mystery disappearance prompted an immediate "Sarah Watch" outburst on Twitter, but within 10 minutes she was back on air, telling listeners "The time is now ten minutes past eight" before introducing an item on the problems Iraq and Afghan war veterans have settling back into civilian life.

Fox Business used the song when introducing an item about bullet proof school backpacks and clothing.

This means introducing an item specific discrimination parameter that estimates the capacity of the individual item to discriminate between the subjects (within the item's vicinity) on the scale.

Once a mother reported that they introduced an item from the list or other food or liquid item, duration of exclusive breastfeeding was calculated to the date of introduction of the specific food item and data collection with regard to EBF duration using data since birth was discontinued.

We have to introduce a new item sometimes five times before the children will eat it.

"Can you imagine what it takes for a chain like Applebee's to introduce a new item?" But John Owens, senior equity analyst specializing in restaurants for Morningstar, said that in many cities, big chains may eventually win out.

In order to categorise references according to the described aspect of the computation (force field, software code etc)., we introduce a data item _tcod_citation_linkage with enumeration values of force-field, software-code, model, pseudopotential, XC-functional and basis-set, to facilitate automatic classification and filtering of computational details based on these attributes.

Levin is aware of instances where teachers introduce a rare item into the game that kids can't obtain on their own, and then watch them react to the scarcity.