Sentence examples for a concept that would from inspiring English sources

I needed a concept that would give me an innovative marketing niche".

"I was looking for a concept that would give people different tastes," said Ozgur Maden, the chef at Bohe(my)a Lounge and Grill.

The idea was to settle in Paris to "study hard," a concept that would put most junior-year-abroad programs out of business.

Mr. Bush has embraced "progressive price indexing" -- a concept that would slow the growth of benefits for middle- and upper-income people.

Yes, I know it's a London-centric charity, but given the current economic climate isn't it a concept that would work all over the UK?

The picture of the F.B.I.'s investigation that emerges is one of a potential abuse of authority and conflict of interest, but also of a concept that would be quite familiar to Petraeus — mission creep.

The group struggled: Jarrell described the search as an attempt to find "a collective concept that would say 'black art' at a glance".

Mr. Baldwin said the podcast, which will be available for download at heresthething.org and on iTunes, had evolved a bit from an earlier concept that would have featured a bullpen of contributors and on-air voices.

When it was announced less than two years ago, many thought the Tesla Roadster was a hoax, or at best a vaporware concept that wouldn't go anywhere.

At this very moment, the writers behind Mad Men are working on a new concept that would transport us half a century back in the history of NASA.

Mr. Cornish said the band agreed at that point to play another group of concerts if Mr. Van Zandt, who arranged the benefit, could come up with a show concept that would be more meaningful that a simple reunion to make money.