Sentence examples for the prospect of introducing from inspiring English sources

It has also raised the prospect of introducing property taxes.

But Sir Kevin insists he's thrilled at the prospect of introducing the substitute BTec diploma.

The prospect of introducing natural biological secrets to improve the crack resistance of gray cast iron is presented.

The prospect of introducing myself to whoever lived there seemed horribly embarrassing, the way so many things do to a child.

David Cameron has ruled out the prospect of introducing a tax on sugar, dashing efforts by health campaigners who said it would help prevent an "obesity crisis".

"Nobody knows, right?" said Pietro Beccari, the chief executive of Fendi, elated at the prospect of introducing the public to a relatively unknown facet of the company's heritage.

The prospects of introducing routine screening tests for epigenetic (DNA methylation) markers, known to be associated with high grade cervical intraepithelial neoplasia and cervical cancer, meet the expectation of significantly reducing the number of unnecessary referrals to gynecologists.

The district lost much of its rural character, and he faced the daunting prospect of introducing himself to about 300,000 people who were not in the old version of the district.

But when nothing seemed to be happening, he wrote a 1964 book, The Prospect of Immortality, introducing the concept of cryonics.

The last approach, which can offer the prospect of selectively introducing genes into cancer cells, rendering them susceptible to specific antitumor drugs, is especially appealing for this bystander effect [ 9].

These shows represent the risky yet enticing prospect of introducing blockbuster American musicals to the land of Stanislavski and Meyerhold.