Sentence examples for introduced this number from inspiring English sources
Then, when reimbursement via the Compulsory insurance was introduced, this number spiked, after which it very slowly decreased again.
VHVs introduced the number of beneficiaries as an additional criterion.
The former England international believes that England has the infrastructure to handle an IPL-like system but that the major stumbling block for introducing this is the number of counties involved in first-class English cricket.
Before Question Time itself there were warm-up acts, including protest singer Grace Petrie, who introduced one number: "This is a song about Theresa May".
Before Question Time itself there were warm-up acts, including protest singer Grace Petrie, who introduced one number: "This is a song about Theresa May". The silence which descended once Question Time began was punctured by a lusty "Go on Prezza!" when the former deputy prime minister was introduced.
This processor introduced a number of capabilities to x86 processors including 32-bit processing, protected memory, and task switching.
Following intense scrutiny and negative press, the San Francisco-based startup this month introduced a number of product changes, including an algorithm that directs users to offer more detailed descriptions of suspicious activity, beyond, for example, "black man in hoodie".
This has introduced a number of threats to distribution system protection including reverse power flows and the contribution of DG to fault currents.
It may be relevant that this Trust introduced a number of changes in practice to reduce their institutional hypoglycaemia rates following a fatal adverse event related to inpatient hypoglycaemia.
In its announcement, Google only notes that it is introducing this feature for "a limited number of verified profiles and pages" and that this is just a "first step".
We would like to introduce this architecture in a select number of organizations in order to determine the effectiveness and usability of the architecture from both the user's and administrator's perspectives.
