Sentence examples for introducing more of from inspiring English sources

Fox tried introducing more of its shows before this week, with mixed results.

And the protesters seem to know it — the police didn't get them out of Maidan Square, although they took down barricades, introducing more of the disorder that they were supposedly there to check.

By the early part of next year, though, he will be committed to introducing more of the young players and allowing them substantial time on the pitch in friendlies.

Many see in it as introducing more of a social dimension to Kantian morality.

Amazon and other merchants, seeing the margin value of in-store brands, are introducing more of their own, causing shoppers to hit select merchants expressly for favored products.

This is exceptionally rare in The Walking Dead, which is fine, but introducing more of these could help distinguish the two shows just in terms of narrative devices.

They said they planned to introduce more of these advertisements in the mobile and desktop platforms.

The following sections introduce more of Python's native data types, focusing on the role they play in creating useful data abstractions.

He was a key architect of the Chicago "West Side Sound" in the 1950s and 1960s, which modernised traditional blues to introduce more of a jazzy, amplified sound.

As Amazon introduces more of its own private-label goods, many companies are expanding their advertising spending to raise the visibility of their products.

"We wanted to introduce more of a startup vibe to the company," says Jim Elliott, Samsung's vice-president of memory marketing, a job title as otherworldly as the building he works in.