Sentence examples for chief idea from inspiring English sources

But its chief idea is perhaps the simplest of all.

A chief idea of an "equal" relationship was to end the crowding out of more international issues by bilateral security ones.

The chief idea the E.P.A. has been considering is to build the dewatering and treatment plant on a parking lot that is part of the sprawling Gowanus Bay Terminal.

Indeed, the concert series itself grew out of a more ambitious notion hatched four years ago by Philip Setzer, one of the Emerson's violinists and its chief idea man.

There's more to Palanhiuk's taut, hilarious, anti-consumerist, nihilistic novel than transformative fisticuffs, of course, but the notion that you might learn something useful from recognising that society trundles along through denying the ugly, destructive, even healthily self-destructive parts of ourselves, is Fight Club's chief idea.

As The Economist went to press, lawyers for the ten biggest firms were at the New York Stock Exchange thrashing out a deal with regulators from the Securities and Exchange Commission and officials from the office of New York state's attorney-general, Eliot Spitzer.The chief idea is a $1 billion, five-year commitment by the firms to fund independent research arms free of conflicts of interest.

Manuel Wernicky, president and chief ideas officer at Adrenalina, is leaving as Kirshenbaum Bond Senecal absorbs Adrenalina.

One of the chief ideas in this theory is that Britain's possession of efficient armed forces, together with its twin loyalty to America and the European mainland, give it a unique bridging role.

The chief ideas are ones Ms. Couric herself raised in a meeting with top CBS executives six weeks ago: a prime-time interview show on a cable channel, like the one hosted by Larry King on CNN, or a syndicated talk show, probably along the lines of the more serious episodes of Oprah Winfrey's show.

But he also said he would have deep reservations about any overhaul that would separate the position of C.I.A. director from that of overall intelligence chief, an idea that has been sharply debated among intelligence professionals.

Books, says the fire chief, make ideas too difficult.