Sentence examples for introduced than from inspiring English sources

Instead the three Baudelaire children are no sooner introduced than they are orphaned.

In a "real" world, real goods and services are more naturally introduced than in a purely fictional one.

The team sold more merchandise in the month after the logo was introduced than it sold all of last year.

No sooner have these characters been introduced than, by a slightly creaking coincidence, the enemy enters the scene.

In this period probably more prints were made and more technical innovations introduced than in the previous history of printmaking.

As several speakers said during the debate, the coalition means far more Liberal Democrat policies will be introduced than would otherwise have been the case.

Meanwhile, ethanol would be a lot easier to introduce than fuel cells.

A discussion with Geoffrey Carr, Science & Technology Editor, The Economist"On the fuel side, bioethanol for cars would be much easier to introduce than, say, fuel cells.

What better character to introduce than a Pashtun speaking hater of the State that is now standing beside the Commander and Chief.

This review demonstrates that these implants are safe, maybe easier to introduce than other implants, and result in a high level of surgeon and patient satisfaction.

Male gerbils are easier to introduce than girls and less likely to declan in later life.