Sentence examples for never before introduced from inspiring English sources

In the historical study, we compare the infection ability and virulence of the pathogen strains on three species of California native clovers, three species of European clovers never before introduced to California, and three species of clovers naturalized in California, including both genotypes collected in California and genotypes collected from Europe.

Keir Starmer, the Labour MP and a former Director of Public Prosecutions, added: "Had the Government consulted before introducing the criminal charge, it would never have done so.

Le Ann Rimes' recording was re-released in late September, and Barbara Streisand's never before released version has been introduced as a CD single.

But the second half of the program introduced Gilbert and Sullivan (never before performed by the Philharmonic), along with Richard Suart, a baritone who appeared in City Opera's recent "Mikado," and Susan Gorton, a doughty mezzo with a big voice and pronounced wobble ideal for Gilbert and Sullivan's matron roles.

This shift also introduced new, never before printed cards into the core set, something that previously had never been done.

For example, native species often compare poorly with introduced species never before exposed to the native environment (Goodenough 2010), and many immigrant species are exceptionally well adapted to their new environments as a consequence of traits that evolved elsewhere (Mack 2003).

Kirby also introduces difficulties never before seen in a game.

The WKB asymptotic solution developed in this study has never been introduced before.

As RSK has never before been associated with BLBC, we therefore introduce a new mechanistic understanding and potentially a therapeutic strategy for treating this aggressive disease.

It introduced a realism that had never before been seen.

The Wilmslow Lip delivered his turgid rhetoric as if it were something new, as if he were introducing to boxing a dimension never before seen.