Sentence examples for challenger idea from inspiring English sources
Openbook's challenger idea is to apply product innovation to try to unstick Zuckerberg.
I am proud to have mentored some new challenger brands from idea to the shelf such as Cuckoo Foods, Rebel Kitchen, Plenish Cleanse, Mallow & Marsh and Pip & Nut.
Among the disillusioned, a challenger offering new ideas starts with an advantage over an incumbent pledging that his ideas will work at some point.
"This was a challengers debate – an idea of the broadcasters to have a debate of the opposition parties to which Nick Clegg and I were not invited," he said.
At times he sounds just like Dick Gephardt, the leading Democrat of the left.Which is to say: he sounds like a serious challenger to centrist ideas, but in the end his struggles may prove fruitless.
Mr. Harrigan began working on "Remember Ben Clayton" shortly after the publication of his 2006 novel "Challenger Park," though his idea for it dates to the mid-1980s, when he read a biography of the Italian-Texan sculptor Pompeo Coppini.
The union's president, Pat McQuaid, opposes that idea, but a challenger for leadership of the organization, Brian Cookson, has endorsed it.
"We probably have a bias towards a challenger, and we like the idea of empowering some back-benchers," he added.
Once the early barrage had failed to break the defence and spirit of the challenger, Khan seemed short of ideas with McCloskey also showing he possessed an iron chin.
Johansson says that for nascent ideas, the naysayer and challengers are likely to keep the idea from getting off the ground.
