Sentence examples for advancing an idea from inspiring English sources

But Kleiman achieved his first mainstream policy victory only recently, for advancing an idea called "swift and certain".

Mr. Hamel walks the reader through the anatomy of a business concept and the tactics of advancing an idea within a company.

He was lying to advance an idea forward.

For nationalists, advancing a particular idea of Scottishness through the campaign was an end in itself.

It stated that as "a cheerleader for the moneyed Metropolitan elite", Wheatcroft was guilty of an "arrogant and brazen contempt for democracy" by advancing a "ludicrous idea" to "'prove' the public were misled into voting for Brexit".

The designers who did best advanced an individual idea of what their brand should stand for.

But rather than replace politicians with populist outsiders, whose grasp of public policy was suspect, Blinder advanced an alternative idea: the central-bank model of expert empowerment should be extended to other spheres of governance.

As the Civil War threatened, Eads foresaw the struggle that would take place for control of the Mississippi system, and he advanced a radical idea.

They are rather the products of everything from joshing to outright lying when lying seems the only logical way to advance a legitimate idea.

Although many hypotheses have been advanced, a popular idea is that there is a lowering of ventilation (VE) during exercise after respiratory muscle training that reduces respiratory muscle blood flow, in turn benefiting the exercising locomotor muscles with increased blood availability [ 13, 19, 20].

For the first time since leaving office three and a half years ago, Mr. Bush is advancing a variety of ideas about how to jump-start economic growth by restructuring taxes, expanding trade, encouraging innovation, fixing immigration and overhauling Social Security.