Sentence examples for bold new concept from inspiring English sources

This is what consultants do when they want to win elections, but it is a less promising way to locate a bold new concept of American government.

Following recommendations from astronomers who suggested a bold new concept, NASA said it would build an observatory that would look back into time and space for some of the first light produced in the universe.

And none of these is healthy for a country that aspires to be a true democracy.For all his many faults, Mr Thaksin deserves some credit for introducing a bold new concept into politics that government should pay much more attention to the wishes of those left behind by the economic boom in Thailand's poorest rural provinces (most of which voted, enthusiastically, for him on April 2nd).

"With this bold new concept, we re-created the user experience".

And as if to prove the point, he has just launched a bold new publishing concept: that of the "hybrid book".

Other new titles include "Dial H," written by the science-fiction and fantasy novelist China Mieville, and which DC described in a news release as "a bold new take on a cult classic concept about the psychological effects on an everyman who accidentally gains powers to become a hero".

Other new titles include "Dial H," written by the science-fiction and fantasy novelist China Miéville, and which DC described in a news release as "a bold new take on a cult classic concept about the psychological effects on an everyman who accidentally gains powers to become a hero".

David Tonkin, chief executive for the UK and Europe at the engineering company Atkins, said: "The tidal lagoon concept represents a bold new addition to the energy mix.