Sentence examples for practice of introducing from inspiring English sources

Nokia ascribed its bullish results to its practice of introducing ever-newer models, enabling it to erode its rivals' share of the market.

In terms of events, the Bush campaign plans to extend to other issues its practice of introducing middle-class families who would benefit from his proposed tax cuts.

Auden occasionally wrote faintly damaging prefaces to his Yale picks: the practice of introducing younger poets, he wrote in a letter, was "deplorable and false," as though the writer were "a debutante or a new face cream".

In a departure from Cardinal O'Connor's practice of introducing local dignitaries at the beginning of his homily, Archbishop Egan saved his acknowledgments of Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, Police Commissioner Bernard B. Kerik and Fire Commissioner Thomas Von Essen, each of whom received a warm round of applause, for the end.

Counter to the practice of introducing primary market centric products into emerging markets our study demonstrates the need for more customization, especially in small, but uncertain markets.

In that same work (1903, Sections 139 147), Frege criticized the mathematical practice of introducing notation to name (unique) entities without first proving that there exist (unique) such entities.

This model was adapted to the geometry of the extruder entrance and the peroxide feed practice consisting of introducing a few per thousand peroxide-rich PP particles among pure PP particles.

As such, the paper provides a case study in the policy and practice implications of introducing a new type of health worker role into an already well established and "mature" workforce context.

The literature describes various ways of introducing practice experience in education with hospice rotation [ 27- 29].

Test the feasibility of introducing practice and professional development plans using a centrally sponsored project in Wales.

A lack of identified routes but also fear to report dangerous or unethical practice underlines the importance of introducing clinical audit as an effective and cheap low-technology intervention to improve quality of care [ 21– 21].