Sentence examples for started to be introduced from inspiring English sources

How far have we come since the 1980s, when colourblind casting started to be introduced?

As Mr. Putin's spending promises started to be introduced in January, Fitch altered Russia's outlook to stable, from positive.

He said: "The policy started to be introduced three years ago, but not enough people knew about it.

In 1996, when such crops started to be introduced in earnest, the market was dominated by just two sorts of modification.

Universal credit started to be introduced in April 2013 and it is predicted that all claimants will be moved to the scheme by 2017.

Since May, the so-called full service has started to be introduced and now includes couples and families with more complex claims.

"Children will start to be introduced gradually to issues around mental health, well-being and happiness right from the start of primary school," he added.

The products are now starting to be introduced into Booths stores.

"The individual who contracted the parasite might have done so through the use of irrigation systems that were starting to be introduced in Mesopotamia around 7,500 years ago.

In recent years, with the development of the LTCC mining technology in China, the technology and equipment is starting to be introduced in some other countries, such as Australia, and is successfully used in underground coal mines.

It's going to be an evolutionary process and 2020 will be the first year to truly see some of these capabilities start to be introduced in the vehicle". Take all of these estimates together, and we're looking at a window of massive disruption starting somewhere between 2020 and 2030.