Sentence examples for publicly introduced from inspiring English sources

Quora publicly introduced its question-and-answer service in June.

It was publicly introduced in Chicago in 1983 and was a success from the beginning.

The World Wide Web, created by Tim Berners-Lee, was publicly introduced in 1991.

To increase people's options, the Digital Advertising Alliance, an industry group, publicly introduced a self-regulatory program in 2010, and more recently an updated consumer site, youradchoices.com.

The lottery's news release said Andy Ashkar had bought the ticket but had waited to redeem it "out of concern that the winning ticket could negatively influence his life if he did not plan properly before being publicly introduced".

But it recently went live for some Google employees and their friends, according to two people briefed on the service who were not authorized to discuss it because Google has not yet publicly introduced it.

PAGE C1 THE PAPERLESS NEWSPAPER Plastic Logic on Monday will publicly introduce its version of an electronic newspaper: a lightweight plastic screen that mimics the look of a printed newspaper.

United Nations procedures can be complicated, and by formally and publicly introducing a resolution, instead of keeping it in the corridors where it can be discussed in private, the United States was clearly signaling its Council partners that it had taken the lead.

I cannot imagine that my father and grandfather - who had witnessed the horrors of weaponry up close - would ever have supported publicly introducing weapons carried openly by civilians in a public place.

As for "collateral damage": John Brennan, architect of the drone program who's now your CIA director, in a speech last year publicly introducing the program, claimed that because of precision targeting, "it is hard to imagine a tool that can better minimize the risk to civilians than remotely piloted aircraft".

One person was missing: their new executive director, Shari Steele, who had been introduced publicly a few days earlier to much fanfare at the world's oldest gathering of hackers: the annual Chaos Communications Congress in Hamburg.