Sentence examples for introduced still from inspiring English sources

The original progressives gave us women's suffrage and consumer protections; the civil rights movement desegregated our schools and restaurants; the conservatives introduced still controversial but enduring ideas like school choice and supply-side economics.

Even earlier, the arrival of women in the workplace in significant numbers in the 1970s introduced still greater variety or what a report by the Recruitment and Employment Confederation last week called "flex appeal".

And the fact that no women members of his team are introduced, still less interviewed, may not indicate any lack of respect on Mr Corbyn's part, any more than his decision, after he was elected, to award all the biggest jobs in the shadow cabinet to men.

The initial data, published by Plugin et al. [8] were not confirmed later in larger studies and, to increase the CPIS specificity, the semi-quantitative cultures of tracheal aspirates with Gram stain was introduced, still with limited efficacy [9].

His colleague Travis Wolf wanted to introduce still more life-forms into the tree.

Instead, he will introduce still more Tory peers to make it "more closely reflect the make up of the Commons".

To capture the experimentally observed dynamics, it was necessary to introduce still another effect.

Bickle hasn't even been properly introduced yet, but still the viewer knows that a story of alienation dominates the character's consciousness.

On a recent Sunday evening, she attended a fiesta where she was introduced as "still the queen, still the winner".

We finally summoned the courage to get up, and we boldly introduced ourselves, still wearing our boxers.

Even though she moved into her flat before the law was introduced, Scheffel still challenged her landlord.