Sentence examples for brought forward the idea from inspiring English sources
Mohammed Yunus, a banker, and a professor brought forward the idea of micro-loans for the poor helping them to turn into entrepreneurs (Yunus et al. 2006).
The 'Inspirer' (the person or organization that brought forward the idea for the app) doesn't pay a cent, but if the app ends up generating revenue, the first $25,000 that it makes goes to Labotec – no matter how long it took to get to that point.
In sub-Saharan Africa, the Joyce Fertility Support Centre Uganda was founded in 1998 to bring forward the idea of providing a holistic approach to the problem of infertility.
However, some of the biological effects of resveratrol are also observed at a very low concentration [ 26, 27], bringing forward the idea that resveratrol exerts its major effects on the intestinal tissue, affecting the rest of the body through secondary effects that are indispensible of the plasma levels reached by the compound [ 6].
"So what I have done is create a smaller shadow cabinet that will be more nimble, more progressive in the way it brings forward the ideas that we've been doing for the last 18 months/two years and, in particular, mapping out what we would do with the new [taxation and borrowing] powers once the draft Wales Bill turns into the Wales Bill in Westminster.
If you catch yourself getting defensive with every suggestion and idea brought forward the chances are high that you are not ready for a coach.
Events have brought forward the showdown.
Then last summer, we started to talk about next moves, and it was John and Randy who brought forward this idea of bringing me [back] into the partnership.
The idea was simple: bring forward the features of tomorrow's web technologies into today's browsers.
Some high street campaigners criticised the BRC for failing to support small retailers by ignoring the simple idea of bringing forward the date of the next revaluation of rates from its delayed 2017 deadline.
"It really brings forward the fun side".
