Sentence examples for introduced popular from inspiring English sources
He took power after the Somoza dictatorship was toppled in 1979 and oversaw a government that introduced popular programmes for education, health and poverty alleviation.
He has asked teachers to build Web sites to communicate with students, introduced popular classes on using digital tools to record music, secured funding for iPads to teach Mandarin and obtained $3 million in grants for a multimedia center.
Those literary historians whose "scores of studies" Donoghue consulted identified two trends: After 1500, British literature betrays an "increasing interest" in love between women; and late-19th-century medicine introduced popular culture to lesbians as a "clearly defined type".
His other outstanding contribution to Romanian literature was his Viaţa şi petrecerea sfinţilor (1682 86; "Lives of the Saints"), in which he introduced popular idioms and encouraged the development of a more flexible prose style.
After dominating the cellphone market for years, Nokia lost ground last year to competitors who have introduced popular styles, like camera phones or handsets that fold like a clamshell.
This could be done by introducing popular foreign music and books into language learning.
A recent survey from Goldman Sachs suggested that McDonald's, which has lagged rivals in introducing popular menu items, might be losing favor with American diners.
But it was not clear whether he was willing to cede some of his broad powers or introduce popular political reforms.
In the 1980s, Dr. Galston helped introduce popular courses in bioethics for undergraduates at Yale and in the 1990s was instrumental in founding the Interdisciplinary Center for Bioethics at the university.
It has managed the economy well while introducing popular social programmes, including an insurance scheme for disabled people, reforms to schools aimed at raising teaching standards and a high-speed fibre-optic network that is now being laid out across the vast country.
This is Game of Thrones after all, the show that killed Ned Stark in the first series, that wiped out half the cast in The Red Wedding and that has never worried about introducing popular characters only to gruesomely off them.
