Sentence examples for regular introduction from inspiring English sources

The teenager Ryan Gauld, who was left amongst Jackie McNamara's substitutes from the start, proved a sensation upon regular introduction to the United team at the start of this season.

With rain, crashes aplenty and the regular introduction of virtual safety cars, climaxed by a further outbreak of rain in the final laps, this was a race to remember with great pleasure, although not for the many who came a cropper on its tight corners and narrow passages.

In addition the regular introduction of new virus strains from Mediterranean Asia and Africa [4], [10], [11] could be significant in the amplification of the viral cycle, as the high identity between the obtained WNV sequences and the 2008 Israeli sequences could suggest.

Our investigations strongly support the hypothesis of regular introduction of new varieties in the yam agrosystem.

We were usually saved from resistance in the past by the regular introduction of new compounds, but this time the pipeline is almost dry.

In mass rearing of biocontrol agents, regular introduction of field-collected specimens could simulate such gene flow and boost the success of biological control programs.

After the regular introductions, the young official explained that he would need to "ensure my safety" by supplying me with guarded accommodations.

For example, the conditions for malaria transmission (suitable vector, adequate environmental conditions, regular pathogen introduction via infected travelers) exist in both the US and EU, yet transmission parameters and risk factors are sufficiently low that autochthonous malaria transmission is considered negligible in most countries.

He personally demonstrated iTunes to figures like Bono and Jimmy Iovine, the chairman of Interscope Geffen A&M, wowing them in much the same way he did crowds of software developers and journalists at the company's regular product introductions.

He personally demonstrated iTunes to figures like Bono of U2 and Jimmy Iovine, the chairman of Interscope Geffen A&M, wowing them in much the same way he did crowds of software developers, journalists and consumers at the company's regular product introductions.

Revenue remained a continual problem for Scottish government, even after the introduction of regular taxation from the 1580s, with receipts insufficient for the business of government and, after 1603, much of the costs being paid out of English revenues.