Sentence examples for that it introduced from inspiring English sources

As for its legacy, he is "downright sad" that "it introduced what they called gangsta rap on the scene, but they didn't get the point".

In 1980 it implemented its investment philosophy and introduced its first multimanager fund; it was only in 1982 that it introduced its indexes, which were intended to give its in-house managers a benchmark.

Incorporating the muscular, blunt-nosed look that it introduced in its groundbreaking Evoq concept car and which has proved popular with the new DeVille DTS, from the outside the Escalade looks pumped up and cut, seeming to take a design cue from the body armor worn in the Batman movies.

The advantage of Mr Lee's system, its proponents say, is that it introduced just enough electoral competition to keep the government honest, but not so much that it actually risks losing power.

Its impact lay in the fact that it introduced the concept of theatre to a large audience.

Angie's List now makes the majority of its revenue from advertising plus its cut of Groupon-like deals that it introduced last year.

It wasn't until 1970 that Canon brought out a copier based on its own technology, and until 1982 that it introduced a dry-toner copier that could compete with Xerox machines.

The suit contended that Arbitron undercounted minority audiences in how it recruited people to use its Portable People Meter, an electronic device that it introduced in 2008 to measure radio listening habits.

It wasn't until 1970 that Canon brought out a copier based on its own technology, and only in 1982 that it introduced a fast, compact, dry-toner copier that could compete with Xerox machines head on.

As with Dolby Vision, its main trick is that it introduces dynamic metadata, for scene by scene image optimization.

It's true, and frequently pointed out, that it introduces high levels of insecurity and pressure.