Sentence examples for starting to introduce from inspiring English sources

N.T.T. is also starting to introduce the new technology, but given its investment in I.S.D.N., it cannot afford to have it become too popular too quickly.

At Montford and Oliver, he could hear the first assistant director starting to introduce him: "This is the director, Charles Dutton".

At the time, in 1949, I.B.M. was selling electric typewriters and accounting equipment and just starting to introduce electronic calculating machines.

At HMP Wandsworth, Fine Cell Work has just opened a studio, where it is starting to introduce machine embroidery for specific projects.

These days more mobile phones are being used and they're just starting to introduce pre-paid cards, which will mean that access to people is a bit less restricted.

Coming next, Wink and others are starting to introduce systems that collect and use data about individual viewers to display different commercials to different viewers, or at least different overlays to different viewers.

Hussey starts to introduce Cohan, then breaks off.

Portugal started to introduce some modest reforms to jobs and product markets after 2005.

The government has started to introduce visas on arrival for some nationalities.

When he was about six months old, I started to introduce a bottle.

Many companies have already started to introduce new low-calorie items and serve smaller helpings.