Sentence examples for introduction of extensive from inspiring English sources

Since the introduction of extensive parental leave this has shrivelled.

These cuts certainly were a step toward making the work more successful as a piano concerto, since Tchaikovsky's introduction of extensive parts for solo violin and cello in the Andante turns this central movement into a kind of triple concerto that threatens to overwhelm the whole thing.

The interface between the technical accounting issues and the circumstances, beliefs and experiences of participants led to the introduction of extensive EVA-based systems, followed by significant adjustment of them and finally to their eventual abandonment.

Computer use continues to be considered a risk factor for work-related musculoskeletal disorders despite a greater awareness of the risk associated with excessive use, the implementation of safety features and the introduction of extensive interventional programs.

Even following the introduction of extensive protective equipment, nine healthcare workers developed SARS as a result of being present in the room during the intubation of a single patient.

After an early crush of backlogged passengers and the introduction of more extensive security checks, the Lester B. Pearson International Airport in Toronto is now more likely to be nearly empty much of the day.

As Bernanke wrote in an essay on the Great Depression; "March , 1933was a watershed month in several ways: it marked not only the beginning of economic and financial recovery but also the introduction of truly extensive government involvement in all aspects of the financial system".

Despite the introduction of an extensive auditing system, these discretionary practices and outcomes were tolerated.

Despite the introduction of an extensive CVC bundle in our ICUs, there was no significant difference in CRBSI outcome.

Local failure rates of rectal cancer patients have been substantially reduced with the introduction of more extensive surgery and the use of neoadjuvant chemo- and/or radiotherapy.

This evidence can be used by public policy makers in their deliberations relating to the introduction of more extensive tobacco control regulations.