Introduced [adjective]

“We’ve re-introduced people to home improvement during this period and doing it themselves,” Home Depot finance chief Richard McPhail told Fortune this week.

All the other vaccines of the last decades have either been tested for years or were introduced very slowly, he says.

As it did with Beijing earlier this week, Michelin introduced the new Green Star distinction to Seoul.

Founded in 2018 in Stockholm, Voi operates in 50 cities across Europe and aims to introduce its transportation options to New York in 2021.

Ng, 52, was introduced as the Marlins’ general manager Monday.

Einstein’s 1905 paper “On the Electrodynamics of Moving Bodies” introduced the world to the theory of relativity, in which time and space can slow and stretch to account for an observer’s relative motions.

Burger King was one of the first big fast-food chains to jump on the plant-based meat bandwagon, introducing its Impossible Whopper in restaurants across the country last year after a successful pilot program.

Twitter and Facebook both recently introduced the labels to combat the expected onslaught of election-related lies.

Both Boston and New York City have introduced evening curfews on bars and restaurants.

At the same time, Obé customers who don’t shop at Athleta are then introduced to the brand.