Sentence examples for to introducing more from inspiring English sources

But profit-focused private investors often balk at the first hurdle when it comes to introducing more environmentally friendly technology, because they consider the costs involved to be too high, said Yohanes Iwan Baskoro, country director for Geres.

Marketization, then, can occur in varying degrees, from liberalizing an entire economy or economic sector to introducing more limited competition within a sector where the government continues to control entry and exit and pricing.

Brendan Barber, the general secretary of the TUC, welcomed the decision to end the arbitrary retirement age, but said: "Raising the state pension age over this short timescale is clearly driven by a desire to cut spending rather than a planned approach to introducing more flexible retirement.

"We're eagerly looking forward to introducing more new products and services that only Apple could bring to market".

The idea of greater democracy is laudable too, but it is difficult to escape the irony that the path to introducing more democracy demands erasing all traces of a democratic process.

Based on these investigations, one can conclude that the interaction between polymer matrix and nanotubes may disrupt the polymer chain packing thus enhancing gas diffusion due to introducing more free volume voids between the polymer chains and nanoscale defects on the polymer/nanofillers interface.

Ukraine still has to introduce more reforms.

It plans to introduce more fuel-sipping models this year.

Now I'm a board member and I want to introduce more women to the club".

Schools rushed to introduce more vocational qualifications to allow them to climb the league tables.

The only solution is to introduce more coursework into syllabuses and to have modular exams.