Sentence examples similar to introduction mark from inspiring English sources

Their introduction marked the sixth "speed-up" of China's railways and, as with everything else in the country these days, was given a "harmonious" label.

For the record: the Canadian introduction marks the first availability of the Netflix service outside the United States.

Clinton gave the usual introduction marking the glories of the Internet in her January talk: "The spread of information networks is forming a new nervous system for our planet....Now, in many respects, information has never been so free.

Its introduction would mark a welcome political and economic shift, removing barriers, freeing internal trade and spurring state competition.

The euro has made prices more transparent in Europe, even if consumers worry that retailers have used its introduction to mark up their goods (see article).

The introduction is marked "Overtura," which is an odd word to find in a fugue.

The Malibu's introduction also marks a shift for G.M., which is turning its eye back toward the passenger cars that languished while it concentrated on more profitable pickups and S.U.V.'s.

By contrast, the introduction of the mark in East Germany in July 1990 far from being the "magic bullet" hoped for tended to have a depressing effect.

The authors should consider introducing/showing the phylogeny shown in Figure 1 in the introduction itself and mark the genomes into different groups of vertebrate and invertebrates on the figure to improve clarify.

Even though the observed effects regarding histone modifications are modest (oscillating between 1.5-fold and 3-fold), this method in principle allows introduction of the mark not only at the desired locus, but also at a desired time [ 111].

Its introduction in 1989 marked the peak of Japan's stockmarket and property bubbles.