Sentence examples for common ideas that from inspiring English sources

These data sources were combined to summarize the common ideas that emerged across the FMEA sessions.

However, the teachers all represented and shared some common ideas that because of the technical problems and readiness of teachers and students there would be some problems in terms of successful implementation of WBMT in schools.

This is an extreme version of a more common idea, that there exists such things as "informational genes" that should be understood as distinct from the "material genes" that are made of DNA and localized in space and time.

Another common idea that comes up in our conversations is that these growers, animal raisers and fishmongers are a small bulwark against the ever-rising tide of monocrops, corporate farming and the fast food nation.

Rampling's comments are based on the common idea that aesthetic awards are based on a straightforward meritocratic analysis.

Perhaps due to his background, he rejects the common idea that the energy industry only cares about profit.

One of its findings challenges the common idea that the principal class issues in British politics revolve around the redistribution of wealth.

In a recent paper** written with Marc Flandreau, of the Graduate Institute in Geneva, Mr Eichengreen takes issue with the common idea that there is room for only one main reserve currency.

We show that the common idea that spurious mixing decreases with resolution is generally false.

The common idea that stop-flow operation results in additional band broadening is shown to be incorrect.

This appears to confirm the common idea that peanut allergy affects those from the middle classes disproportionately.