Sentence examples for bringing ideas from from inspiring English sources
Innovation is fuelled by bringing ideas from different spheres together.
Compared with my last visit, last summer, it felt as if a fresh wind was blowing into the city with all those strange new bills, bringing ideas from around the world.
Because bringing ideas from conception to realization is the lifeblood of an organization, CEOs should look for people who demonstrate an ability to accomplish this repeatedly.
He wrote this article for The Conversation, a website bringing ideas from experts to the public.
This article originally appeared on The Conversation, a website dedicated to bringing ideas from academia to the public.
The Seventies TV show Charlie's Angels helped to popularise maxi dresses, floral prints, hot pants and flared trouser suits at a time when the advent of jet travel brought ideas from around the world into mainstream women's fashion.
Sepehri's poem spoke to the alienation that many Iranians felt in the nineteen-sixties, as technology, literature, film, and imperial encroachments brought ideas from distant cultures to bear on the country's traditions.
"Like Frank Gehry and Rem Koolhaas, she is trying to bring ideas from contemporary culture into the public realm," said William R. Morrish, professor of urban design at the University of Minnesota and program director at its Design Center for the American Urban Landscape.
It comes as no surprise that this former freeform college radio DJ – that is to say, she played freeform music over the waves at college, not that she indulged in a strange process of shape-shifting – has a fondness for sci-fi and likes to bring ideas from that area to bear on her music.
And so I love bringing in ideas and thoughts from the analysts or executive partners who often bring ideas from other things that they see.
The hope is that EIG will bring ideas from the tech and investor community together with the federal government to find new solutions to the country's economic challenges.
