Sentence examples for an idea devise from inspiring English sources

A good researcher would begin with an idea, devise a method to test the idea, run the study as planned, and then decide based on the evidence whether the idea had been supported.

Traditionally, a researcher postulates an idea, devises an experiment to test it and then reports the results.

The 39-year-old is speaking at the launch of the Fowler Education and Football Academy, the realisation of an idea devised with his brother which will offer 60 local youngsters a route into the game either academically or competitively when it opens in September.

A transparent Dalek appears for the first time - an idea devised by the series' original story editor, David Whitaker, for his 1964 novelisation of the creatures' debut story.

What a stunning idea: devising a system that magnifies the giving power of the little guy -- or a hundred million little guys -- and allows women and men who embrace their beliefs, on reducing military funding, let us say, to run for office free of any dependence on corporate money and the interests of the military-industrial complex.

The latest bad idea devised to breathe new life into this white elephant project is to tunnel it, at a projected cost of up to $14 billion.

Employees ought to feel that they can share new ideas, devise new ways to work together more efficiently, take on responsibility for customer satisfaction.

Around five hours after the quake struck in Van province, as it become clear that many thousands of people had been made homeless, he suggested – in an idea initially devised by another journalist, Ahmet Tezcan – to his 22,000 Twitter followers that those willing to offer accommodation to quake victims could send him an email.

The demonstration is taken from an idea originally devised by Ian Sample of the Guardian.

The first was done by Robert Russell Bennet, and the second by Hershy Kay, and Eddie Sauter, Rodgers contribution was simply a succession of tunes and other musical ideas devised to fit various dramatic emotions.

Among the business ideas devised by primary students so far are a calming kit for anxious pupils, an allergy pen to detect food intolerances and gluten-free vending machines.