Sentence examples for introduction of larger from inspiring English sources

With the introduction of larger, high-pressure engines and more streamlined hulls, the steamboats extended their range, and the Mississippi became economic overlord to half the country.

Originally used for hunting and guarding, it became a popular fighting dog but fell out of favour after the introduction of larger breeds from the West.

With the introduction of larger data sets there is the potential to improve future results.

This was due to the introduction of larger stock, which the farm had been mis-sold, to the pig gene pool.

Scale economies, gained by the main haulage leg of an intermodal transport chain, can further be increased by an introduction of larger vessels.

More importantly, within analysis period, there was introduction of larger patches of agriculture and grazing land within a closed canopy forest.

"It's hard to see how we win this war on the ground without the introduction of large-scale American forces," Mr. Mearsheimer said.

The introduction of large-print books in the 1960s was a great boon for them, as it was for all partly sighted readers.

A week after the BAT delegation met with officials, Pakistan delayed the introduction of large-scale graphic health warnings on cigarette packets, a move that has reinforced fears that tobacco control is becoming highly polarised along socioeconomic lines.

One consequence of that early contact with Indian civilization was the introduction of large-scale irrigation, which allowed people to produce three or more crops of rice per year in some districts and brought previously unproductive areas under cultivation.

After introduction of large numbers of domestic stock and eviction of the area's Aboriginal inhabitants who had maintained the fire regime, the grass was mostly eaten by sheep and fires became less frequent.