Sentence examples for introducing to make from inspiring English sources

Mahey-Morgan argues for greater diversity in the boardroom, over the entry-level training schemes that so many publishers are now introducing to make their teams less white.

How could new technology be introduced to make it better?

A number of techniques have been introduced to make decisions more rational.

Camp is not polemically introduced, to make a point; it just is.

"These changes seem to be introduced to make life difficult for producers of wine and other alcoholic beverages," he said.

The report calls for a law to be introduced to make support for mothers who have their babies removed available.

It would have outlawed marriage between two left-handed people and was introduced to make an obvious point.

Technologies are introduced by powerful forces, and introduced to make those forces more powerful, and those forces override and overwhelm opposition".

They are largely powerless to intervene until new laws – due to pass through the Lords next month – are introduced to make revenge porn a crime.

They were introduced to make sure that if banks did ever run into trouble again, they would have money on the books to fend for themselves.

Muslim traders and teachers were likely associated with the kingdom's administration from the beginning, and religious institutions were introduced to make the foreign Muslims feel at home.