Sentence examples for introduced serious from inspiring English sources

Although new features, including wide-screen projection, richer colour, new lenses, and stereophonic sound, were introduced, serious losses were suffered by the industry.

Mr. François's crude but sensual black-and-white brush drawings and starkly colored paintings, employing surreal and ironic juxtapositions, introduced serious whimsy to conservative commercial art.

That era also introduced serious plays that the Drama Society staged earlier in the school year in addition to the Parody in the spring, the first being "The Caucasian Chalk Circle" (1979) by Bertolt Brecht.

Windows Vista, on my 2-gigabyte laptop, took a minute and a half to start up, and introduced serious sluggishness whenever I tried to switch from one Mac program to another.

In addition, MSR and AL introduced serious color distortion.

All this may seem trivial stuff, but the bottom line is AlphaGo introduced serious innovations in its Go play.

If the information is inessential, broadcasting it could introduce serious delays, to no purpose.

Many developing countries managed to introduce serious fiscal and monetary reform.

However, these dangers do not necessarily mean terrorists will start introducing serious diseases into the UK.

However, fabrication processes usually introduce serious deviations from simple ideal spatial arrangements of preform fibres and matrix.

He has tried to introduce serious subjects of debate, ideas about the redistribution of wealth or taxation, into conversation.