Sentence examples for at the notion of creating from inspiring English sources

Even so, he shudders at the notion of creating country-specific investment funds.

But it was quickly met with stiff opposition from Republicans in Congress, who balked at both the price tag and at the notion of creating a new federal education program.

Like many grandiose and essentially vaporous ideas, the notion of creating an artisanal gin arose at a dinner party, this one at the Notting Hill home of English bon vivant, antiques guru and tastemaker Martin Miller.

The talk at the nineteenth hole is that his successors were carried away with the notion of creating greens as challenging as those faced this weekend by the world's leading golfers in the Masters at Augusta, Georgia.

Very few Americans will disagree with the notion of creating a national movement of service.

The ultimate joke in "The Producers" is the notion of creating a smash hit accidentally.

At the same time, one branch of that thinking has itself evolved into a new project: the notion of creating downloadable chemistry, with the ultimate aim of allowing people to "print" their own pharmaceuticals at home.

Parr opened O Halloran's eyes to the notion of creating a series of images with a shared theme.

Blue Ocean is the notion of creating a market where there was none before.

It carries the notion of creating something novel and robust to add more value.

"It was never about the romantic notion of creating a meritocracy," Mr. Ferraro said.