Sentence examples for serious introduction from inspiring English sources

Model U.N. simulations often provide the first serious introduction for young people to the United Nations.

As vaccines for malaria and HIV are developed, they will face serious introduction issues and the manner in which they are introduced and used to achieve their morbidity and mortality reduction impact needs to be carefully assessed to assure that their system impact does not detract from the long-term development of sustainable immunization systems.

These vehicles are real, full performance, and are gaining real-world on road experience and customer enthusiasm today, and are now being prepared for serious market introductions in the 2015 timeframe.

But neither the article nor any of the people it quotes note that the problem began to be serious after the introduction of privatized cleaning services for "efficiency" reasons.

Introduction Serious liver injuries classified have very high mortality figures despite improved care systems and means of paraclinical investigations.

Bemisia tabaci was first recorded in China in the late 1940s, but the crop damages and loses caused by this insect had not been serious until the introduction of B. tabaci B in the 1990s.

AW: My introduction to serious photography was largely through books.

There are other books more appropriate for an introduction to serious reading.

Neil Leitch, chief executive of the Pre-school Learning Alliance, said his organisation had serious concerns over the introduction of the baseline assessment.

This was her first introduction to serious business and she took to it enthusiastically, as well as successfully.

In both cases, critics feared that the introduction of serious and legitimate money would damage the sports, turn off the fans and lead to chaos.