Sentence examples for introducing the internet from inspiring English sources

There seems to be broad agreement that the benefits of introducing the Internet into medicine -- from convenience to the ability to help patients take better care of themselves -- far outweigh the risks.

Introducing the Internet into control systems has brought a lot of benefits and some difficulties to control engineers as well.

The iLoo which was designed for the UK as part of a "tongue-in-cheek marketing initiative" was "intended to be the next in line of a number of clever initiatives in the UK involving introducing the internet in interesting locations, including MSN Street, MSN Park Bench and MSN Deckchair".

The intervention will complement existing sexual health care, by introducing the Internet to targeted Ct screening.

"We're going to introduce the internet to the real Lindsey Stone".

In addition, Levi Strauss will introduce the Internet component of the campaign next month.

For the last two years, in my college-level courses, I have introduced the Internet as a component.

"We're going to introduce the Internet to the real Lindsey Stone," the strategist says, as he sets about doing the reverse.

The role of the school is to introduce the internet properly and show children how to use it without getting into trouble.

A minister who introduced the Internet to Cambodia, Herod has been in and out of Southeast Asia for several decades, working for nongovernmental organizations.

Mr Brittan even has his own human-resources staff, to augment the "legacy" employees of UTC's purchasing department with people who know their XML from their EDI.Mr Brittan's purchasing people can deliver something that not many managers struggling to introduce the Internet into established firms can hope to achieve: real and speedy savings.