Sentence examples for it might introduce from inspiring English sources

The State should endeavour as far as possible to allow each in industry to profit by improvements which it might introduce into, its own processes, but should endeavour to prevent undeserved loss or gain through external influences.

It might introduce itself by its formal name, Pyrus calleryana, and brag about its trunk diameter (25.4 inches), its height (24 feet) and its impressive shade canopy (1,746 square feet).

Or it might introduce a pest or a pathogen, Ms. Fitzsimmons countered.

This has caused resentment, and the ministry has admitted that it might introduce "substantial" price cuts on some routes.

Yesterday, France said it might introduce a competing proposal if it could not reach agreement with the Americans.

He added that US Airways was looking at a couple of different fares that it might introduce.

"Sadly the nice folks at EurekAlert didn't seem to bothered about this, but still get themselves worked up into a frenzy about embargo breaks on the basis that 'it might introduce inaccuracies'.

It just might introduce you to a whole new addiction: I'd rather receive helicopter time than perfume any day.

"If it proves popular, we might introduce it to other areas of London.

Some analysts speculated that they might introduce it after the election, but before the victor forms a government, so as to influence the makeup of the new coalition.

You might introduce it by talking about student debts or even your joint savings plan after the wedding.