Sentence examples for introduction raised from inspiring English sources

The character's introduction raised All My Children in the Nielsen ratings and was credited as the "saving grace" of the unpopular Natalie and Janet storyline.

24 25 Limited information is available for the thrombotic risk associated with the newest oral contraceptives containing drospirenone, but a series of reported cases of venous thrombosis after its introduction raised concern about an increased risk associated with this oral contraceptive.

Introduction Raised intracranial pressure is a common manifestation of severe brain injury.

If your music does not include time for you to make your judges introduction, raise your right hand high enough for the stereo operator to see when you want it to come on.

Ms. Kennedy's whirlwind introduction has raised some doubts about her temperament and political hunger.

Its introduction has raised many questions, around access, its comparative effectiveness to condoms, and how gay men take care of themselves, and each other.

The first major step was the introduction of raised cockpit sides and padding in 1996, a development that has extended now to the cockpit sides having a mandated shape aimed at ensuring the best possible protection in an open racing car while not restricting the driver's view too much.

We suggest that the stable isotope tracing approach has enormous capability to address many of the current concerns (noted in the introduction) being raised by scientific bodies.

For instance, in the introduction we raised the question why is it that such a diverse set of empirical findings successfully differentiate between dyslexic and non-dyslexic reading performance.

In the introduction, we raised the idea that the capture of attention may reflect the outcome of competitive processing in visual cortex that occurs prior to the establishment of endogenous biases.

The potentially devastating effect of new introductions has raised considerable concerns for local and regional economies (6 ).