Sentence examples for introduction of far from inspiring English sources

And the introduction of far more nations has meant that the occasional standard pop tune – such as this year's Shakira-like entry – sneaks past the novelty police.

As reasons, she cites the introduction of far more vaccines for preventing diseases, as well as the rollout of "therapeutic" vaccines, which bolster the body's defenses.

"Indeed while he has been in charge the club has seen the introduction of far more process and structure including greater budgeting and cost control, staff restructuring, a large increase in commercial turnover, winning family club of the year, the highest average gate in 50 years and bringing stability during the turbulent times last summer".

A wider introduction of far-sighted measures of debt relief or increased financial assistance according to the situations of individual debtor countries, as had been already implemented by a few creditor countries in relation to some least developed countries, was urged.

The unpalatable alternative is the re-introduction of far less benign herbicides.

The birch fungus, Dr. Capasso wrote, was probably the only such remedy available in Europe before introduction of the far more toxic chenopod oil from the Americas.

And so, the company grew its revenue on a per-user basis with the introduction of a far more expensive unlimited plan, supplemented by Base (five classes) and Core (10 classes) packages.

The former was a much more complete upgrade, which saw improvements to the tank's mobility through the adoption of a new engine and gearbox, as well as to the tank's firepower, with the development of a new kinetic energy penetrator and the introduction of a far more complex and accurate fire control system for the tank's gunner, amongst other things.

So begins the introduction to Far & Away, a collection of Solomon's articles, written during almost 30 years of wandering – he has visited 83 of the world's 196 countries – looking, listening, trying to understand.

Some student organisers said that the introduction of the bill, far from cowing the demonstrations, had actually brought more support for their cause.

The Champions League would risk having its quality diluted by the introduction of teams who, far from winning their leagues the last time around, barely made it into the top half of the table.