Sentence examples for introduced a concept from inspiring English sources

Veering even farther from its core business of practical but unglamorous family cars, Opel introduced a concept car called the Speedster, a dashing yellow two-seat sports car.

The department acknowledged that the part of the bill that could lead to write-downs was unorthodox, saying it introduced "a concept unique in international insolvency law".

After playing a few quick games to assess Elijah's capabilities, Mr. McGrew introduced a concept called "flight square analysis," a fancy term for checking out the escape options of your opponent's king.

His report introduced a concept that was new to her – that of "gravitational pull" which appeared to refer to the place that felt like home, where her family lived.

We may not have introduced a concept but often we've seen one we liked and then thought wouldn't it better if it did this, this and this to make the feature really work.

Last month, next to the stage at the Detroit auto show where Honda introduced a concept version of its next Accord Coupe, the company displayed a nondescript 1983 Accord sedan — a car never heralded as a styling breakthrough.

And introduce a concept based upon kicking the ball into a net, or 'goal'goal

In 1996, when Mr Reitzig opened Sports Plus backed by an investor group, he was introducing a concept fresh to Long Island: the everything-under-one-roof entertainment complex.

From these findings, Eagleman introduces a concept of heavy significance: "Perhaps not everyone is equally 'free' to make socially appropriate choices".

"It will be looked at with tremendous skepticism," she added, "introducing a concept as sophisticated and complicated as this into what is already a cauldron of controversy".

Emerson is a quick thinker with impressive recall, as is Gaby; I never saw him introduce a concept that she didn't immediately grasp.