Sentence examples for an idea created from inspiring English sources

"Pre-emption was an idea created for Iraq," said one European official.

In a world where an idea created in London one day can be copied and on the shelves in China the next, we should worry less about one-off wins, and focus on innovation, not innovations.

"We all know that the plebiscite – the $160 million taxpayer funded plebiscite – was an idea created by the opponents of marriage equality to kick the issue of marriage equality down the road".

Skateco said: "Put simply, this was an idea created by the council, put out to tender by the council, presented as a partnership with them.

Mothers That Make was an idea created in London by a theatre producer who was struggling to balance motherhood and work.

Gloria Gaynor, who had a huge disco hit with "I Will Survive", stated, "I've always believed it was an economic decision – an idea created by someone whose economic bottom line was being adversely affected by the popularity of disco music.

She was in the library at Rutgers University when her friend, colleague and fellow historian, Marc Mappen, sidled up and said he had an idea: creating an Encyclopedia of New Jersey.

Mr. Rosen was working as a lawyer for a little-known, struggling company called Ticketmaster when he came up with an idea: create a centralized system, tack on fees to every ticket sold and give venues a cut.

"The small seed that begins as an idea creates more career opportunities, gives back to the community, and harnesses the power of society as a whole," Ho said.

To come up with an idea, create a design for the concept and then to develop and test the software in a time span of less than 48 hours?

Here's an idea: create a menu of relevant educational offerings, and let people voluntarily choose for themselves what best fulfills their self-identified development needs.