Sentence examples for which recently introduced from inspiring English sources

One museum which recently introduced a charge of £1 saw its visitors fall by 50%.

That would be a potent weapon in its fight with Google, which recently introduced a rival social network, Google+.

Amazon was also defending itself from Google, which recently introduced a seven-inch tablet, called the Nexus 7, for $200.

Not likely, said Anthony Tyler, the director of corporate development at Cathay Pacific Airways, which recently introduced new luxury services in both business and first class.

The gift, which Mr. Riley called "catalytic," comes at a watershed moment for the museum, which recently introduced designs for a new $220 million building by Biscayne Bay.

The numbers will be compiled by market research company Comscore and audited by ABC electronic, which recently introduced a similar system for newspaper websites.

"Two years is too long to wait for a new phone!" says T-Mobile, which recently introducing a replacement program called Jump! "Upgrade to the phone you want twice every 12 months, not once every two years".

The Elantra is currently available in two models, the GLS four-door sedan, which I tested, and the GT four-door hatchback, which was recently introduced.

The researchers examined sales figures from 21 major chain restaurants, some of which had recently introduced more lower-calorie options to their menu, and some of which had cut such items.

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CUF is a higher-order 1D formulation which was recently introduced by the first author.