Sentence examples for more introductory from inspiring English sources

There will be two more introductory wilderness weekends with Ashfield prison and young offender institution leading up to the beginning of the first year-long course in November.

While the "high school" area is more introductory, the "college" area contains more goal-oriented language and information.

Last year, Google Cloud Platform had just been launched and so the sessions were more introductory in nature.

Of these recent three, Effingham (2009) is more introductory, Effingham (2012) detailed and comprehensive, and Balashov (2011) more advanced, guided by relativistic physics.

Suggested Reading: Balashov (2011) is an advanced overview of these issues, Hawley (2009) is much more introductory, and Gilmore (2008) is a very useful middle ground; Balashov (2008) is a more technical paper which attempts precise definitions of the rival theories of persistence against a relativistic backdrop.

(A review of this paper with more introductory material is contained in a review article that will appear in Reports on Progress in Physics. The review article is by the same authors as this paper and is entitled "The Physical Location of Incipient Cancer: Why Does a Tumor Start Where It Does?").

While the original version of the app featured more introductory-level content, Google Primer's lessons today will include a wider variety of content, ranging from basic to advanced topics.

More typical introductory rates, he said, are $899.

(In "The Devil and Daniel Webster," Mr. Scratch makes a more lavish introductory offer; you really should shop around).

(At University College London, students who took the CORE course did better in subsequent economics classes than earlier cohorts who took a more traditional introductory course).

A more advanced introductory fall is the table fall, in which, from a standing position, a dancer lifts his or her feet into the air, tilts to become horizontal, and lands on his or her chest.