Sentence examples for wholly introduced from inspiring English sources
However, it is obvious that the cost for sputtering noble metal will be high if this structure is wholly introduced into the SERS-based chip.
After the financial crisis struck in 2007-09, they opposed the Keynesian measures necessary to avert a 1930s-style great depression; and when they assumed the reins of office in 2010 they made misleading comparisons between the state of the British economy and that of Greece and introduced wholly unnecessary "austerity" measures.
This separate set of proposed rules introduces wholly new, wholly un-mandated concepts to Reg D, with new requirements, new filings, new deadlines and new penalties.
The Bellow of "Herzog" (49) is a greater artist than the Bellow of "The Adventures of Augie March" (38), which itself introduced a wholly new aesthetic to the English-language novel.
Martina Cole's The Runaway Sky1 Bored to Death Sky Atlantic Spiral BBC4 | iPlayer Junior Doctors: Your Life in Their Hands BBC3 | iPlayer We're all familiar with the Faustian bargain, but Martina Cole's The Runaway has taken the idea a step further and introduced the wholly new concept of a Faustian hairpiece.
The group of MPs also says it would be "wholly wrong" to introduce health charges to access the NHS for those who are in Britain through no choice of their own, such as refugees and the victims of trafficking.
One of the most popular stops is Hopson Plantation, the spread where the great (and still alive) Pinetop Perkins once drove a tractor and where wholly mechanized cotton farming was introduced.
I've played a sliver of Syndicate, not enough for a conclusive verdict, but I wasn't wholly sold on its newly introduced elements bringing significant depth to the overall experience.
"He is wholly other and wholly present.
Durand's insistence on abstract geometric form introduced a novel and wholly ahistorical approach to architectural design.
Originally a wholly free service, Google has gradually introduced a paid "premier service" of Apps, while simultaneously rolling back the number of users allowed for the free service.
