Sentence examples for introducing what is from inspiring English sources

The Imax Corporation, whose giant screens in Imax theaters will display innumerable superheroes, explosions and car chases in the coming weeks, is introducing what is being called its first campaign aimed at consumers.

Lavasa was made possible by the state government of Maharashtra introducing what is called "enabling legislation" to encourage building of new hill stations as a strategy to boost tourism.

A perfectionist as both a player and a coach, Sharman is also credited with introducing what is now a fixture of the pro and college games: the morning shootaround, a light game-day workout to loosen up, set strategy and prepare for the evening's contest.

When he heard of her death, he rewrote the movement completely, introducing what is plainly the sound of the crash that killed her, with a passage thereafter powerfully expressing the anguish that engulfed him after the news was brought to him.

What he does not acknowledge is that by introducing what is in effect a voucher system the government has completed the task of turning higher education into a private good, the benefits accruing to the individual alone, rather than to both the individual and society.

Miller says: "We think we can improve by introducing what is known as the athlete biological passport, which is a blood-based testing programme which allows you to establish individual baseline parameters.

Beyond Oblivion, a digital music start-up company that raised $87 million from blue-chip investors like News Corporation, closed its doors last week without ever introducing what was supposed to be its signature product, Boinc.

Today, the VC-backed startup is introducing what was always in the cards for them if they were ever going to make money off its innovative product: a Publisher Network that integrates non-intrusive interactive advertising units into embeddable 3D walls.

However, there were moments of flexibility around that in terms of introducing what was going to occur, starting with the easier (lower age) items to give clients a chance to practice the task, or using language as well as gesture in instructions.

But a better alternative could be to introduce what is known as a financial activities tax, or FAT.

"So you need to think again for the future how you introduce what is called a middle tier.