Sentence examples for introduced on a small from inspiring English sources

Yet he suggested there is an upside: it forces schools to behave more like consumers, thereby increasing the chance for innovative ideas to be introduced on a small scale – and adopted more widely if proved useful.

The program is being introduced on a small scale in Seattle, but Loftium said it believed there were about 40 other cities where it could give prospective buyers the boost they needed.

U.S. military advisers, present in small numbers throughout the 1950s, were introduced on a large scale beginning in 1961, and active combat units were introduced in 1965.

The novelist Mayne Reid thought that, once introduced, even on a small scale, its effect would be "wedge-like… cleaving the columns of our glory and sapping the foundations of our dear liberty".

This impurity was introduced on the small portion of the antibody that was aglycosylated.

Spain and most of eastern Europe rejected modest proposals made by Brussels to introduce quotas on a small initial scale.

Cities from Portland to Krakow are introducing these on a small scale, but it's the arrival of the Chinese giants that will likely change the game.

Savings are already appearing in electric steering, a first step toward steer-by-wire recently introduced on small Fiatand Volkswagen cars in Europe.

The locking screws are cannulated and introduced on small K wires through special sleeves (Fig.  6).

With the sponsored content introduced as a "small test" on LinkedIn's desktop and iPad versions in January, "We're now expanding this test into the mobile phone experience," says Joff Redfern, head of mobile products for LinkedIn.

He invented the lever escapement about 1755, introducing it on a smaller scale in a watch that he made in 1770 for King George III, then given to Queen Charlotte of England.