Sentence examples similar to an initial inkling from inspiring English sources
But its aims have grown from the initial inkling of using thoughtful design to make form-filling less tedious and more engaging (it claims a four-fold improvement in average completion rates vs legacy forms), to rethinking workflows more generally — becoming, as co-founder and co-CEO David Okuniev puts it, "a defacto tool for people who want to create user interactions".
But its aims have grown from the initial inkling of using thoughtful design to make form-filling less tedious and more engaging (it claims a four-fold improvement in average completion rates vs legacy forms), to rethinking workflows more generally — becoming, as co-founder and co-CEO David Okuniev puts it, "a defacto tool for people who want to create user interactions".
Now, nearly 25 years later (her 42nd birthday is on Christmas Day), she is raising another musician whose initial inkling is to play music, not sing it.
It lies at the intersection of many fields of physics". – Igor Klebanov, Princeton's Eugene Higgins Professor of Physics, who generated some of the initial inklings in this field in the 1990s.
Unlike Brown and Lochhead, Gopinathan Menon, who now heads skin biology research at Avon in Suffern, New York, says he had an inkling that his initial interests might have cosmetic applications.
IT IS not quite a trend, more an inkling of change.
"It is just a feel, just an inkling of where he is at in his life," said the Reds boss.
DoAt was an inkling of an idea – an alpha.
Most people by now may recall a moment of clarity, an inkling of doom.
