Sentence examples for conceived far from inspiring English sources

Surf Air was conceived far from business labs.

But in the mid-1990s, movies conceived far from the studio lot began to appear in the Final 5 and sometimes even win.

The Good German is culpably feeble and detached, especially considering that the original was released in 1942, and conceived far earlier: when the future of the world actually was at stake and Hitler's defeat far from cut and dried.

He would have preferred the shark to have been seen less, positing "producers and audiences alike seem to have forgotten that the greatest suspense derives from the unseen and the unknown, and that the imagination is capable of conceiving far worse than the materialization of a mere mechanical monster".

If you're trying to conceive, stay far, far away.

A report due to be issued next week will criticise the "implementation gap" in the worthy policies conceived so far.

The attacks conceived so far against SIFT-based forensic techniques implicitly assume that all SIFT keypoints have similar properties.

Accordingly, it is conceived so far that the plants' derived anti-HSV1 drugs might be the only way that can solve these problems.

Therefore, the majority of synthetic uPA inhibitors, conceived so far, share a common structural feature consisting of a mono- or biaromatic moiety substituted with an amidino or guanidino function, acting as arginine mimetic.

Any financial book conceived in far-off BC times would seem unlikely to be relevant in the AD era.

It was difficult for them to conceive that far away, in corporate offices, things had moved faster still: that Michael Milken had facilitated a leveraged buyout of Fruit of the Loom on behalf of a C.E.O. who a dozen years later pocketed forty million dollars in compensation while sales fell, moved headquarters to the Cayman Islands, and eventually filed for bankruptcy.