Sentence examples for area idea from inspiring English sources

After the terrorist attacks of 9/11, however, the parking area idea was shelved for security reasons.

But Ms. Castro, who lives in Lloyd Harbor and has been a central player in bringing the heritage area idea to Long Island, said the designation elevated an area and gave people a sense of pride as well as a sense of place.

… I don't see what's so threatening about acknowledging that in some areas ideas have changed, and in other areas there still are problems".

The beauty of free brainstorming is the way thoughts can springboard to new areas, ideas and opportunities.

An interview guide (see Appendix 1) provided a flexible framework for questioning and explored a number of areas: ideas about the cause of CFS/ME, previous experience of patients with CFS/ME, how the diagnosis of CFS/ME was achieved, and their role in management of these patients.

"This is not a black and white area, the idea that there are figures that won't be used and abused by people is naïve and I think the ONS should not release figures because they are topical.

Mrs Merkel rejects fixes such as a finance minister for the euro area (an idea floated by Jean-Claude Trichet, president of the European Central Bank) or "Eurobonds" backed by every country in the zone.

The experts' view will now add new difficulties for the coalition government, which is expected to announce in March a fresh consultation on building a new airport in the same area – an idea championed by London's Conservative mayor, Boris Johnson.

That prospect seems even more likely if Kirkuk's political future is put to a vote in the area, an idea that Kurdish leaders and some members of the Iraqi Governing Council are now supporting.

If an area or idea feels weak or poorly implemented, refine it or cut it.

To make for a truly relaxing sitting area, his ideas can be taken a step further: vary the furniture and arrange it in a circle.