Sentence examples for concept by the from inspiring English sources

It's not a government concept, by the way.

The architect Jaffar Chalabi created the set based on a concept by the choreographer.

It was based on an unconventional concept by the University of Chicago Consortium on School Research.

American physicist Edward Teller invented the concept by the middle of 1943.

I had pretty much lost faith in the whole concept by the time I ordered the soup at Mercer Kitchen.

It is based on the evaluation of the solution concept by the users.

We demonstrate the concept by the immobilization of these bacterial cells in thick silicate films.

That's why it has been disturbing to have witnessed for the past year a complete upending of this concept by the current holder of that office.

The results of our analysis show that GPs with large practices quickly adapted to the possibility to delegate home visits, which is an indication of ready acceptance of the AGnES-concept by the most important target group.

Main objectives were the assessment of the acceptance of the AGnES-concept by the participating GPs, patients, and AGnES-practice assistants, the kind of delegated tasks, and the feasibility of home telecare in a GP-practice.

However, the green-belt idea was dismissed as a "disgusting, philistine concept" by the Independent columnist Janet Street-Porter, who said there was "ample space" for housing in cities such as London if industrial land could be freed up for development.