Sentence examples for introduced now from inspiring English sources

ALEX KOPPELMAN: Herman Cain's being introduced now.

A little later, the 00 size (UK 2) was introduced, now followed by 000.

The Curious George campaign is geared to parents of even younger children, ages 3 to 7, and is being introduced now to coincide with the children's summer vacations.

She called for one of the recommendations from the inquiry in 2001 that was not adopted – for discussions between medics and families to be routinely recorded – to be introduced now.

In the early modern period, for example, an aspect of délicatesse, or refinement, was introduced; now virility needed to be expressed through a controlled and gymnastic bodily grace, by means of activities like dancing or Casanova-like lovemaking.

Ahmed Rashid, a journalist based in Lahore and the best-selling author of the book "Taliban," said he felt that the changes were introduced now under pressure by the United States and Britain.

The new models it is introducing now are a little over 61 percent efficient.

"Whatever they introduce now, it will greatly increase in accuracy in three or six months," he said.

We need to introduce now some non-standard operators.

We will introduce now the notion of the |.

We introduce now a class of mappings needed in the sequel.