Sentence examples for will be to introduce from inspiring English sources

One of the Organisation's "fresh" ideas will be to introduce a house system.

To that end, the next step for the Carolina researchers will be to introduce other small molecules to see how the water molecules interact with them.

Gorbunova suggests that the next step will be "to introduce this into mice, to see if it has the same effect, and the mice achieve greater age, as well as no cancer".

The next step will be to introduce fashionable men's jeans to a broader market by pricing them slightly lower than the high end but well above the mass market.

The next marketing step will be to introduce late next year the Chevrolet Spark, a very small car based on the Daewoo Matisse, which sells for about $6,000 in South Korea and is not sold in the United States.

Drafts have passed back and forth between the two, with the army MPs trying to protect their own financial interests against the more investor-friendly instincts of the president.Some believe that Mr Shwe Mann's next trick will be to introduce a system of proportional representation to replace the present winner-takes-all electoral system.

The directors will be present to introduce the 6 25 p.m. show on Friday.

People will be reluctant to introduce you to others, making it hard to network.

For Mr. Ignatieff, the first step will be simply to introduce himself to Canadian voters.

Hotels and guesthouses in Ruteng will be keen to introduce you to a guide.

It will be useful to introduce vocabulary to mark the point which is being made here.