Sentence examples for a low idea from inspiring English sources

Very possibly, since he has a low idea of the intelligence of Americans -- he has said that "America is a thing you can move very easily" -- the Israeli prime minister will top off the history lesson by proposing certain resemblances between the year 2015 and 1938.

He found that both low idea density and low grammatical complexity were associated with low cognitive test scores more than half a century later.

However low idea density had significantly stronger and more consistent correlation with impaired cognitive function.

4ngela said: I think the PCCs are a bad idea but I'm afraid that if there is a low turnout the idea won't be reconsidered; we will just end up with whoever got the most out of the few votes that were cast.

A not-for-profit scheme called NEST National Employment Savings Trustt) has been set up to invest the proceeds at a low cost.Although the idea has been broadly well received, dangers lurk.

Mr. Biden now has such a low handicap — his idea of stress release is to hit buckets of golf balls at a driving range — that he and his aides have been a little worried that it could put him at a disadvantage on Saturday.

In an effort to build support, he's expected to throw in a grab bag of other goodies, including an extension and expansion of the research and development credit, alternative minimum tax and other relief for smaller companies, and even a provision allowing firms to temporarily repatriate foreign earnings at a low tax rate an idea tech companies have pushed.

According to experiments that manipulate the desirability of the conclusion, people demand a high standard of evidence for unpalatable ideas and a low standard for preferred ideas.

She has a low opinion of the idea, embraced by some black intellectuals and politicians, of reparations for slaves' descendants.

Now he's onto his next idea — a low earth orbit satellite consortium using high-speed Internet telephony to zap voice, Web and data signals worldwide.

Try to conceal any feelings of disappointment if you receive a low ball offer — the idea of negotiating is to not tip your hand.