Sentence examples for introduction some of from inspiring English sources

Since the plastic bag tax's introduction, some of the revenue has been channelled into local government services which are aimed at improving and protecting the environment.

As discussed in the introduction, some of the mechanisms that are hypothesised to underlie the associations between job strain and physical and mental functioning in older age relate to the biological, psychological and social responses to chronic stress.

The study also identifies minor introductions, some of them relatively recent, linked to infected ornamental plants.

You also get an introduction to NewMe's Class of 2012, and a brief introduction to some of the 7 companies that are being built inside the accelerator.

The introduction of some form of aquatic plant life is of practical value in an aquarium, although the presence of plants can cause complications.

They feel that direct elections in the Parliament may cause some changes in Britain - possibly an introduction of some form of proportional representation.

For an introduction to some of these complexities, see Section 6 of the entry on Aristotle's Mathematics.

The most common cause of such a phenomenon would be the introduction of some form of screening.

The formula was nevertheless improved upon, and enriched by the introduction of some element of humanity on follow-ups Trance and Songs of Love and Lust — the latter is quite possibly Chris & Cosey's masterpiece.

An alternative solution, in order to extend the range of problems that can be addressed, is the introduction of some level of simplification to the models being used.

However, pavement failures in 1796 led to the introduction of some of the new European methods.