Sentence examples for introduced could from inspiring English sources

Raising the prospect of capital controls being introduced could heighten fears that some Russian entities will default on their debts, which is what happened in 1998.

It followed that some of the witnesses these intermediaries had introduced could not be relied on, although there were enough reliable witnesses to prove the case against Lubanga.

Analysts say the measure, which has not yet been introduced, could require Web companies like Google to buy special licenses to cite content published elsewhere.

But the crossbow proved useful in the Crusades against the infidel and, once introduced, could not be eradicated in any event.

The pace is rapid, the storylines brisk, and there are moments of wink-wink humour (there is a certain delight to be had in recognising characters before they've been officially introduced: could that really be Miss Havisham in her 20s? Is that Little Nell dying or… not?), but I wasn't blown away by it.

He said the measures he introduced could only work "if shareholders have the inclination to argue back, which they won't if you have a company dominated by one individual like Berkeley Homes or Sorrell's outfit which he built up as a private company".

The new basic payments system the Scottish government is introducing could worsen this injustice.

That change, which would be easy to introduce, could save almost £1.5bn a year.

Wheldon was killed when he crashed at the Las Vegas Super Speedway in October 2011, but safety measures he had helped to introduce could have saved Franchitti's life.

"If 40% of working-age tenants on housing benefit find finances difficult to manage before the cuts, the impact on arrears [after the reforms are introduced] could be significant," Watson says.

Computer industry analysts said that Apple had again introduced what could become a hit product.