Sentence examples for introduce it later from inspiring English sources

"We figured we can probably introduce it later, and that's the approach we took".

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In the end Mr. Leahy withheld his amendment, leaving open the option of introducing it later.

A classic example is the marketing department of a software company that launches a large advertising campaign for a new product before developers have identified and ironed out all the bugs: The company is forced to choose between selling a flawed product and introducing it later than promised.

It gives students a challenge they will master in about the same amount of time, even when introduced it later.

Why, backbench MPs ask, did Labour commit itself not to introduce top-up fees for the lifetime of the Parliament in the 2001 manifesto only to introduce it two years later?

There is debate about when Christianity was first introduced; it was no later than the 4th century, probably much earlier.

But there's nothing that they could have done to characterize the integrated circuits, the satellites, the communication links or the Internet, to draw a plan that would have led them to an iPhone until Apple introduced it 100 years later.

Mesos, which is now hosted by the Apache Foundation, was born of a research project at Berkeley, which included then-PhD student Benjamin Hindman who later introduced it to Twitter (where he is still a technical leader).

The authors found more than 80 cases where no regulation was introduced when it later turned out that the risk from a technology or chemical was real, or still unproven.

I think many people must have a bad experience of tickling when young, but if re-introduced to it later in a more caring way under less threatening circumstances, find, as I did, that it can be amazingly sensual and erotic.