Sentence examples for introducing a full from inspiring English sources

Avoid using "like" as a conjunction, introducing a full clause.

Avoid this colloquial use of "like" as a conjunction, introducing a full clause.

The global slowdown has struck Toyota just as it finishes introducing a full lineup of vehicles, including larger eight-cylinder models like its Tundra pickup truck, in a bid to overtake G.M. as the world's largest automaker.

Despite meeting environmental activist groups including Greenpeace and ShareAction while finalising the policy in recent weeks, Barclays stopped short of introducing a full ban on funding for oil projects linked to tar sands.

Joyce, the band's former drummer, said: "I'm massively excited to be playing with Andy and Craig again, but introducing a full orchestra into the mix takes this to another level". He promised a mixture of Smiths classics, and songs that the band never performed live, "in a way they've never been heard before".

The government has already committed to introducing a full compensation scheme that is more generous than the law requires.

G.M. is also introducing a full-size Cadillac sedan this year, as well as a compact Buick called the Verano.

The company, which has headquarters in the West Midlands, England, is introducing a full-scale American campaign, complete with advertising, public relations, new displays and training sessions for both employees and potential customers.

We found that this problem is solved efficiently, and introducing a full-cycle formulation has the potential to improve the performance of SMB, as shown through single and multi-objective optimization studies.

For that, Wynd's finally introducing a full-size counterpart to it is desktop purifier.

The service arrived without an official announcement or media push, all of which points to it as an exercise in testing the waters, perhaps with a view to introducing a fuller service in emerging markets in the future.