Sentence examples for reintroduce to from inspiring English sources

Her work was further revived in the 1970s by feminist scholars seeking to reintroduce to art history forgotten women artists.

Make that Nook Color, the e-reading tablet that Barnes & Noble is hoping to reintroduce to consumers in an advertising campaign that begins on Monday.

It is this man whom his aides are trying to reintroduce to voters in New Hampshire this week with town hall meetings, where Dr. Dean can discuss issues and showcase his accomplishments.

A third says: "I just have to have enough faith this will be effective against dogs, lions, wolves or whatever else the government sees fit to reintroduce to wreak havoc on human life …" Amazon declined to comment on its illegal sale of a weapon banned under the Firearms Act 1968.

What if we could literally print pieces of an organ and a scaffold for it, then reintroduce to it induced pluripotent stem cells from the donor, who then becomes the recipient?

In addition, there are also some patients who undergo this operation do not have sufficient amounts of fat to remove, modify, and reintroduce to enhance wound healing.

On Thursday, many fans will be reintroduced to Caracter.

The beavers were reintroduced to Scotland from Norway.

Bison may be reintroduced to the land, but they can hardly be reintroduced to the prairie -- their native habitat -- because most of it is simply gone.

When wolves were reintroduced to Yellowstone, in 1995, these arguments proved correct.

With the surprise success of Never on Sunday (1960), Dassin was finally reintroduced to American audiences.