Sentence examples similar to answer ideas from inspiring English sources
If Mr Brown manages to match his statist talk with new measures to help people through the downturn, the Tories will need answering ideas.
Cases of ID were ascertained from the Intellectual Disability Exploring Answers (IDEA) database, 21 a population-based register of individuals in WA with ID with or without an ASD.
Ms. Dundas and Ms. Miesen have a ready answer: The idea, they point out, came from a Rwandan, who saw ice cream as a small symbol of hope.
I was asked to make a training video for an inset day on the dos and don'ts of questioning and answering – using ideas from a previous Guardian Teacher Network blog.
The answers, the ideas, the inspiration for the New York lunch, they're almost certainly all his and his alone.
Her quest for answers uncovered ideas, principles, and tools relevant to nearly every domain of life.
When we're young, we're likely to cling to simple answers -- ideas that fit into neat categories, like right and wrong.
We put out a call for answers and ideas, and we were met with an unexpected challenge.
What follows are a collection of questions, answers, and ideas from brides who I've had the pleasure of working with, learning from and befriending.
This not only gives us ready access to the richest and deepest of insights, but also gives us expediency by reducing the time it takes to find answers, generate ideas and ultimately take them to market.
