Sentence examples for to introductions from inspiring English sources
noun
The act or process of introducing.
While she wanted to avoid those stories, the visits led to introductions.
And the N.H.L.'s hype-filled public-address opportunities are usually limited to introductions, the start of each period or a home team's power play.
Baseman finds his participants through a variety of routes, from chance encounters to introductions to placing adverts in local newspapers and magazines.
From the voice of the public-address announcer Lawrence Tanter to introductions that feature highlights visible over a giant white sheet covering the scoreboard, a Lakers game has an established order.
In addition to the claims about his Vatican ties, the key to Mr. Follieri's scheme was his ability to ingratiate himself in Manhattan social circles, which led to introductions to wealthy and powerful investors.
(See Further Reading below for references to introductions to these mathematical ideas).
EZ contributed to introduction and conclusion sections.
KB performed data analysis and statistics and contributed to introduction.
However, other pathways may also substantially contribute to introduction risk.
(See picture next to introduction).
