Sentence examples for introducing a wide range of from inspiring English sources

Mobile phone service providers have their own reasons for introducing a wide range of music options.

In John Lewis's case the retailer has started introducing a wide range of extras.

Rather, the company hopes to exploit its 3-D television business by introducing a wide range of video games developed specifically for 3-D.

The campaign also had the welcome consequence of introducing a wide range of archaeological expertise to Egypt, so that standards of excavation and recording in the country have risen greatly.

He discussed matters like the size of and compilation of "Do Not Fly" watch lists, the T.S.A.'s plans for introducing a wide range of new technology and his assessment of his three-year tenure at the agency, which he expects to leave in January.

Among employees in sedentary work, introducing a wide range of physical activities is shown effective for improving health and preventing musculoskeletal disorders [ 39, 57].

This might mean introducing a wider range of bands and allowing councils to put up the charges in individual bands, perhaps the higher ones, at different rates.

He also introduced a wide range of subject content, and thus founded a new classical school of Welsh poetry.

Mr Lévy shrank the stores, added nail bars and hair salons, and introduced a wide range of own-brand lotions and potions.

3.15pm GMT President Obama today reveals his plans to introduce a wide range of new regulations and laws on the sale and possession of firearms, the first serious attempt to do so in nearly 20 years.

These demonstrations commenced in 1663, and two years later Hooke published a folio volume titled Micrographia, which introduced a wide range of microscopic views of familiar objects (fleas, lice, and nettles among them).