Sentence examples for introduced less from inspiring English sources

Vermont's plan was introduced less than a year ago.

Legislators have introduced less specific proposals in New York, Ohio and Oregon.

Luxury carmakers have introduced less expensive models, but many efforts have tripped up.

Perhaps to help with these types of tough calls, in recent years platforms have introduced less antagonistic ways to manage your contacts, without them knowing.

Europe's new currency, proudly introduced less than two years ago at a value of $1.17, has fallen to a humiliating 85 cents.

For First Response, which also makes a daily ovulation test (it indicates when women are ovulating, not the capacity of those eggs), the product is being introduced less as a trailblazer than another quill in the brand's quiver.

Developing technologies have introduced less-invasive methods of addressing early-stage NSCLC with curative intent, including advances in external beam radiotherapy.

Another list, "IMPORTANT ROOTS," introduces less familiar names: "LUCKY HAND," "LITTLE JOHN CHEW," "ORRIS ROOT — AKA LOVE ROOT".

ICT skills for teachers - beyond the basics Wednesday 21 March 2012 Many teachers are comfortable using familiar applications like word processors, presentation software and web browsers with their pupils but don't always have the confidence to introduce less familiar tools.

Even the students who do not switch schools suffer, because teachers must spend more time reviewing materials for newcomers and tend to introduce less material, Dr. Kerbow said, citing what his research had found in Chicago.

After hearing complaints from students, the co-presidents of the class of 2013, Kunal Modi and Laura Merritt, worked to introduce less expensive activities, including trivia nights, visits by food trucks and coffee hours.