Sentence examples for introduction to keep from inspiring English sources

The company is staggering the cards' introduction to keep children's interest and to extend the card's life span.

Changed "Parameters of" to "Physico-chemical properties of" since this was requested by the reviewer for the paragraph in the introduction, and so to keep it the same.

Turner complimented the frequent introduction of incentives to keep playing such as additional continues and hidden levels, adding that a high "ceiling of mastery" enhanced the game's longevity through a "simple but well conceived" scoring system and the ability to test strategies in practice mode.

Now there will be calls for the treaty to be scrapped entirely, and for the introduction of additional measures to keep out Middle Eastern refugees.

Her introduction makes you want to keep on reading: "By late January, the whole area bound by Shunchang Lu, Fuxing Lu and Hefei Lu had been flattened, now a giant dustbowl for remaining scraps of wood and brick to be hauled off for sale.

The introduction of L is to keep the base number from equaling to 1, matching the third condition.

The first is an education programme to encourage clean habits; the second is the introduction of hot water to keep people washing themselves during the winter months.

It doesn't quite, because it is not entirely clear how much of the book's eloquence is Red Fox's own, and how much is the heavy breathing of his editor Cash Asher, a journalist and former executive director of the Indian Defense Association who writes in his introduction that he "faithfully tried to keep [Red Fox's] character in focus..

This collection really needs no introduction... so allow me to keep this short.

With series creator Eric Kripke wanting to keep the introduction of an angel a secret, the character was described as a demon during auditions.

What we read is largely dependent on an enticing headline and even better introduction that inspires the reader to keep reading.