Sentence examples for introduced year from inspiring English sources
"introduced year" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is often used when referring to the year in which something was introduced, for example, "The iPhone was introduced in 2007."
The Department of Chemical and Environmental Engineering, The University of Nottingham, Malaysia Campus has introduced "Year 1 Assessment Week" to replace the conventional coursework assessment method.
The General Assembly had failed repeatedly to take action on legislation that's been introduced year after year.
It has got rid of expensive encrustations such as the athletics and PhD programmes and introduced year-round courses.
Paxil appeared in 1975, Zoloft in 1977 (the trade names were introduced years later).
A military coup in 1992 prevented an Islamist government from taking power, but it introduced years of terror.
An unsettling wow effect of a warped record is artificially introduced, years before Portishead, to heighten the dream-state.
It is unlikely that many of the so-called reforms – introduced years ago in neighbouring countries – will be implemented unless the horrific violence stops.
Opera often brags about its innovative features that the company introduced years before Microsoft, Google, Mozilla and Apple.
But they soon suspected that a previously undetected insect, another mite introduced years earlier in the United States to hunt down crop pests, was doing much of the damage.
″Trader Joe's Jingle Jangle was introduced years ago," a store representative told Vulture.
Beef cattle management in Sweden is characterised by long-term grazing and some farmers in southern Sweden have even introduced year-round grazing on pasture (U. Eliasson, personal communication 2014).
