Sentence examples for time for introduction from inspiring English sources

There was little time for introduction before we launched into "NegoSim", a team-based business simulation.

To study whether the duration of breastfeeding and time for introduction of complementary foods was associated with the risk of childhood asthma.

"One Commissioner observed a hearing in which there was 'no time for introduction or discussion.

Outcome variable was time for introduction to solid food.

All variables were collected from the self-reported questionnaire.The outcome variable was time for introduction of solid food.

It is a time for introduction of common terms that provide students entry into the language of science.

There was no time for introductions.

When your pals arrive, you'll all want to talk and blow off a little steam before you settled down to your movie, so allow some time for introductions, a little ice-breaking conversation if your guests don't know each other well, or just a little catch-up before you start the show.

"Who would've thought that 10 years later, he would beat Pete Sampras in the finals of the U.S. Open?" They were a select group of Russian kids, she said, allowed out of a country percolating with political unrest, sent to Indianapolis for two months of training, with time off for introduction to America's commercial wares.

Since we found a close relationship between the Italian and the Tunisian haplotypes, a putative time frame for introduction could span from the early colonization of Sicily by the Phoenicians (ca. 2.5 kyrbp) [ 18] to the first Italian sub-fossil record.

HMRC is aiming to have all employers routinely reporting PAYE in real time by October 2013, in time for the introduction of universal credit.