Sentence examples for likely introducing from inspiring English sources
Growth in the nanotechnology sector is likely introducing unnatural formations of materials on the nanoscale (10− 9 m) to the environment.
And so it's not surprising that duos are featured in the first drop of Overtime challenges in Fortnite: Battle Royale, a set of free challenges meant to both celebrate Valentine's Day and fill in the gap between the end of Season 7 and the start of Season 8. Completing 13 of them nets you the Season 8 battle pass for free, likely introducing millions to a world of premium skins.
In the Bibliotheca the descendants of Inachus followed Deucalion's, and the Catalogue appears to have followed the same order, likely introducing the Inachids via the Ehoie of Niobe, the river god's granddaughter.
While the above studies provide cursory insights into medical education research patterns, both are limited in that they examined only a narrow subset of medical education journals (likely introducing selection bias) as well as omitting non-medical education journals (e.g. general medicine and subspecialty journals), which are known to frequently publish medical education research [ 4].
The budget will likely introduce just a $6 charge.
Both species were likely introduced to the United States in the 1800s.
The largest outbreak is found in New York City, where it was most likely introduced by travelers from other countries.
To remain competitive, carmakers would likely introduce more automation, or shift their operations to Asia or Europe, economists say.
European milfoil, an invasive plant most likely introduced by boats, harms its ecosystems, and pesticide runoff from lawns makes things worse.
They were also likely introduced to the music of the Eels, whose creepy song "Fresh Blood" played over the opening credits.
Trump's surprise move linking Afghanistan cooperation to the trade imbalance between the United States and India — about $24 billion last year — would likely introduce an "uneasy dynamic" to the India-U.
