Sentence examples for introduced new ones from inspiring English sources

The resulting Human Genome Project (HGP) managed jointly by the DoE and the United States National Institutes of Health (NIH), utilized both existent sequencing methodologies and introduced new ones (Kevles and Hood 1992, see also the entry on the human genome project).

While some countries have trimmed them to help cut their deficits, others, like Britain and France, have introduced new ones to encourage investment.

Miró transposed some of Steen and Sorgh's figures and, perhaps looking out at the farm, introduced new ones: a bat, a spider, a frog, a fish, a swan.

He has extended existing tax cuts, introduced new ones, completed a free-trade deal and appointed a banker as chief of staff.

In his 1974 autobiography, "Go East, Young Man," he repeated many of these outright lies, introduced new ones and liberally embellished other key details of his life story.

But it introduced new ones: Can Chief O'Neill, who is grounded in the culture of the Police Department, enact the changes the mayor has promised?

In the mid-1970s, another financially difficult period in which he might have chosen to retrench, he expanded the paper to four sections from two, creating separate sections for metropolitan and business news and introducing new ones oriented toward consumers.

Companies spend their profits on improving existing products or introducing new ones.

That's why we spend so much of our time and energy focused on improving the products we offer and introducing new ones".

So, rather than go for wholesale changes when it comes to pitching mechanics, many err on the side of tweaking existing habits rather than introducing new ones.

You remove known obstacles and you introduce new ones.