Sentence examples for concept and has from inspiring English sources

It serves a variety of food in an all-you-can-eat buffet concept and has a cantina-style atmosphere.

"He's got a good concept and has demonstrated in computer models that you can arrest a tornado," Bryant says.

The plant uses a brine staging design concept and has four trains, each with a capacity of 1750 m3/d.

Probability is a subjective or personal concept and has no meaning outside of expressing a degree of belief.

This is important because human nature exists, is a meaningful concept, and has provided a stable continuity to our experience as a species.

Mr. Blakeman also supports the broader hub concept, and has proposed a light rail or special bus system to link the various parts.

I really like this concept and have extended it to volunteer management with really insightful learnings.

Even the fascists have realised that English nationalism is a politically vacuous concept and have adopted the name "British National Party".

Most maritime regulatory authorities have accepted the free-fall concept and have developed design and certification criteria for these lifeboats.

Other large companies, including Pfizer, IBM and Xerox, also embrace the concept and have had positive results.

"I thought Henry might grab the concept and have the courage of his convictions to take a stand," adds Flower.