Sentence examples for allowed ideas from inspiring English sources

He emphasized that the early engineers of the Internet were focused on creating something that allowed "ideas to be shared and communities to be formed, where distances didn't matter.

That allows ideas to be turned quickly into prototypes.

Additionally, and importantly, interoperability allows ideas to scale faster.

Migration brings youth to ageing countries, and allows ideas to circulate in millions of mobile minds.

So the first thing to do is create a corporate culture that allows ideas to blossom.

The printed page itself encouraged those manifold connections, by allowing ideas to be stored and shared and circulated more efficiently.

Sanofi's labs are loosely organized and allow ideas to bubble up organically from bench scientists, Mr. Webster said.

Some executives, like Corning's former chairman, Roger G. Ackerman, even allow ideas they don't like to percolate.

Mentions the writings of Beatrice Warde, who argued that the most important purpose printing can achieve is to allow ideas to be transferred from one mind to other minds.

These spaces encompass both order and chaos, the presence of which allows ideas to emerge, collide, recombine and, above all, be broadly shared.

Written by Jack Goncalo of Cornell and three others, the article suggests an alternative to Mr Chait's condemnation: that, rather than suppress ideas, political correctness may provide enough social structure to allow ideas to flow more freely.