Sentence examples for seriously introduced from inspiring English sources

Since the 1970s, when 'all polymer composite' structures were first seriously introduced into the construction industry the uses of advanced polymer composites (APC) have gradually increased.

Complete case analysis, which is the default in SPSS and other statistical programmes, would have yielded a reduced sample size in the analyses and, more seriously, introduced bias unless data were missing for completely random reasons.

It is up to all of us to confront any pastor, political operator or friend who seriously introduces such charged religious language into our political landscape.

There is an interpretational tradition which holds that Descartes only took the first, 'ordinary' sense of motion seriously, and introduced the second notion to avoid conflict with the Catholic Church.

They saw it [IM] as a Trojan horse through which methods that cannot be taken seriously are introduced into medical schools".

"Political parties should look seriously at introducing BME shortlists, following on from the success of Labour's all-women shortlists.

The move, uncovered by the anti-cuts group False Economy, is thought to be the first time that any provider of NHS care has looked seriously into introducing charges.

A government which is seriously considering introducing local pay across the public sector can hardly be expected to censure others proceeding in the same direction.

Furthermore, district officials must seriously consider introducing growth measures.

Therefore, I would urge my fellow business leaders to seriously consider introducing health and wellness programs as a key performance driver.

Last month, the Municipal Drug Strategy Coordinators Network of Ontario (MDSCNO) put out a press release calling on the government to take the opiate epidemic more seriously by introducing new harm reduction initiatives and expanding upon existing programs such as naloxone programs.