Sentence examples for it would be introduced from inspiring English sources

It would be introduced as an "inferior" technology for use at a time when markets might be thin.

Facebook engineers were still working on the feature, and it was not clear if it would be introduced at the conference.

Notably, the announcement said it would be introduced at Live Nation's amphitheaters, where low attendance contributed to the company's $228.4 million loss last year.

Bowles said he accepted that the HoNOSCA scale was a "national outcome scale" and it was "highly likely" it would be introduced into the system.

But, he added, profit-making was still "a bit far off" and it would be introduced "very gently, not in a big bang sort of way".

The airline did not indicate how much it would charge for the service or on which routes it would be introduced.

In January, a few months after Lee opened the Beijing office, the company announced it would be introducing a new version of its search engine for the Chinese market.

Both console makers previously offered their own streaming music services via their gaming platforms; Sony killed its Music Unlimited in 2015, while also announcing that it would be introducing Spotify on PlayStation.

The Canadian charter airline Air Transat also said it would be introducing the rule, while easyJet was the first airline in the UK to announce it would implement the rule from Friday.

It said my new annual premium for building and contents cover would be £553.67 – an 18% increase on the £467.84 I paid last year – and that it would be introducing an excess of £250 for water-related claims.

The ONS said that it would be introducing a new index – the CPIH – which will be a measure of consumer price inflation that includes an element of owner-occupiers' housing costs.