Sentence examples for worked on the introduction from inspiring English sources

Edmar Bacha, one of the economists who worked on the introduction of the real in 1994, is pleased that the debates about Brazil's economy have become so narrow.

Mr. House, who joined Sony in 1990, has worked in corporate communications and marketing and worked on the introduction of Sony's original PlayStation game console.

Mr. Chu personally worked on the introduction to electromagnetism, a subject that had bedeviled him at National Central University in Taiwan — he flunked it two times, he said.

He worked on the introduction to the Browne book as he was finishing "The Swerve," his best-selling 2011 history of the rediscovery of the Roman poet Lucretius, which won both the National Book Award and the Pulitzer Prize.

• Eric Glickman, a creative director at Y&R who worked on the introduction of the Mama's Boy campaign when the agency first won the Chunky account about 15 years ago and also worked on the latest iteration, said the approach remained effective because it cast athletes in an unexpected light.

As Kahneman recalled, "He was saying, 'We're friends, whatever you think we are.' " In the remaining six months, Kahneman and Tversky worked on the introduction to an edited collection of papers related to their work, an introduction Kahneman had to finish after Tversky died.

Twitter is working on the introduction of two-factor authentication, but has not announced any date for its introduction.

Ms. Kunes had been executive editor of Redbook for four years before she began working on the introduction of O: The Oprah Magazine.

He turned in the first draft last December, around the time he was working on the introduction to the commission's 207-page report, which called for a sweeping overhaul of capital punishment.

Two days later, a message on the Bergen council website stated that the city "has started working on the introduction of a deposit scheme for old log burners to be implemented as soon as possible".

So he set to work on the introduction of the "crooked skate," a mechanism that uses the traditional clap skate as a basis but that has a hinge clapping sideways.