Sentence examples for introducing a new element from inspiring English sources

She said that a new relationship requires so many adjustments that introducing a new element could be destabilizing.

It's a tricky task, in part because people are, themselves, complex systems, so there are a lot of variables in introducing a new element like a prosthetic.

In the present study, the fronto-central positivity appeared when semantically mismatching extraneous material concurred with semantically correct sentences (i.e., syntactic condition), introducing a new element into the semantic frame, possibly increasing the complexity of the discourse model of the sentence in question.

This year, however, she introduced a new element: erotic excitement.

They have introduced a new element of partisanship into Congress.

Mr. Nixon's personalized comments suddenly introduced a new element into his explanation of the Cambodian adventure.

Now Penelope Gouk introduces a new element into the debate: how music mediated between these two domains.

This approach would introduce a new element of strategy, because the decision to receive would presumably no longer be automatic.

It introduces a new element - a "black widow" gang boss, one Griselda Blanco, who seems to have been more deadly than even the parade of morally dicey interviewees.

BUT the tests do seem to have introduced a new element for both countries: Certainty has replaced doubt about the effectiveness of their bombs.

Language, social status, study clubs are fully weaponized even as Mr. Zuckerberg introduces a new element — technology — as the ultimate equalizer.