Sentence examples for longer introduce from inspiring English sources

The government will no longer introduce a lifetime non-concessional contributions cap of $500,000, backdated to 2007.

It will will no longer introduce a lifetime non-concessional contributions cap of $500,000, backdated to 2007.

The data saturation point was defined as the point at which new data no longer introduced additional themes [ 21].

While the Securities and Exchange Commission's rule-setting period has taken a bit longer than originally hoped and thus equity crowdfunding is taking longer to introduce than the Act anticipated, we're quite pleased that the SEC is taking the process seriously.

It will take longer to introduce, that's true, but it will be more effective and efficient in the longer term than simply clobbering people with a rather sort of crude short term mansion tax".

But the DWP said given the "exceptionally tough economic time", smaller firms will be given longer to introduce the scheme.

"It will take longer to introduce, that's true, but it will be more effective and efficient," he said.

However, longer filters introduce an increment on the DWT computation complexity because more operations per pixel must be performed, making the encoder slower.

"It will take longer to introduce, that's true, but it will be more effective and efficient in the long term than just sort of clobbering people with a rather sort of crude, short-term mansion tax".

We used 1000 bp upstream of the transcription start; in general, longer sequences introduce more noise.

No Longer Lazy He is lazy no longer, having introduced several works, including "True Life Stories," a cycle of piano pieces by the gritty British composer Mark Anthony Turnage.