Sentence examples for introduced writing from inspiring English sources

However, according to Mabuchi, cultural contact with China introduced writing and with writing came new sounds that were "unnatural".

Spaniards introduced writing in the 16th century; colonial literary expression included chronicles and religious literature.

The Romans had introduced written literature, and until the 12th century almost all documents and other texts were in Latin.

Besides spreading the religion of Islam, the conquerers introduced written and spoken Arabic to the regions under their control.

Today, Oculus introduced written user reviews.

In 2005, the national guideline: "acute primary shoulder dislocation, diagnostics and treatment" was introduced, written by a Work Group commissioned by the Dutch Orthopaedic Association (NOV [ 9]).

Earlier this week Cambridge provoked criticism with the announcement that it was introducing written tests for all applications in response to the scrapping of AS-levels.

Lord Rennard Liberal Democrat House of Lords   So, Cambridge admissions tutors look to the future by winding the clock back some 30 years ("Cambridge introduces written tests for applicants after AS-levels scrapped", 3 February).

In terms of the latter, we are already talking with a few providers to introduce write transactions and also the ability to save in cryptocurrency, based on behavioural rules and risk appetite.

In February they announced they would be introducing written tests for all candidates by Autumn 2017, and again the commission panned them.

We do not argue that introducing written reports and/or tailoring the practice search strategies would necessarily increase motivation.