Sentence examples for introduced it could from inspiring English sources

If a tax of at least 20% is introduced, it could reduce the prevalence of obesity in the UK by around 180,000 people.

When ALP was introduced, it could remove 5′-phosphate groups from dsDNA and then prevented the cleavage of dsDNA.

At the bottom end, this would see MPs' pay cut by around 50%, but if the higher multiple was introduced it could rise to £92,000.

Once introduced it could then quickly become established as was the case in Europe.

"When Tasers were first introduced, it was thought they really could be used without causing any harm," Perf executive director Chuck Wexler said in a phone interview.

The ancestor who introduced it into the Ashkenazi Levites could perhaps have been from the Khazars, a Turkic tribe whose king converted to Judaism in the eighth or ninth century, the researchers suggest.

Many did not trust the assurances of Ennadha's spiritual leader, Rachid Gannouchi, that while he wanted an Islamic political system, he would only introduce it if he could persuade Tunisians of its benefits.

If the government wanted to wriggle out of the climate change act - which Prime Minister David Cameron originally campaigned to be introduced - it could find itself in a tricky situation.

That might make sense for an introduced species: it could be the result of a single introduction, or rather of two introductions, one for each supercolony.

As many people will recall (because the controversy dragged on for a while), an update in Instagram's terms of service and privacy policy, which was introduced so it could better collaborate with Facebook after the social networking service purchased it, upset and confused users who worried that their photos would be sold or used in ads without their permission.

Castilla et al. [ 34] found that the populations in eastern Australia and Antofagasta, Chile, are genetically very similar, but we considered this to be insufficient to conclude that the Chilean population has recently been introduced, as it could also indicate incomplete lineage sorting among significantly differentiated populations.