Sentence examples for to introduce into from inspiring English sources

Similar spaces are easy to introduce into modern workplaces.

COMPETITION is what every government is supposed to introduce into telecommunications these days.

"And a difficult concept to introduce into the consultation process, which is guided along clinical lines.

And we need to introduce into the system – if we don't have them already – incentives to get the best".

Ministers are still declining to introduce benchmarks, which they were rightly ready to introduce into higher education admission procedures.

However, even if candidate biomarkers were identified in these populations, they would not be easy to introduce into clinical use.

That was a phrase, and an idea, that the First Lady started to introduce into her speeches shortly after she arrived in Washington.

Perhaps it is time to introduce into art shows the concept of editing, well known to us hacks dishing out our prose.

But the predominant note is that of la gaieté, which, as he says in the preface to the first collection, he deliberately sought to introduce into his Fables.

"There's so much interesting music in Baltic countries," he said, citing another kind of music that he hoped to introduce into the repertory.

Instead, Thomas Padden's propriety-minded valet exists to introduce into the same parlor room of eternal damnation a trio of anxious, agonized selves.