Sentence examples for concept has made from inspiring English sources

This concept has made the Ark a model for similar organizations, including the Unicorn Children's Theater in London.

The brain-training concept has made Klingberg a star, and he now enjoys a seat on an assembly that helps select the winners of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine.

It is highlighted that the modularity of this concept has made it possible to apply it to problems as complex as working range optimization in high-temperature gas turbine and compressor blade design.

The concept has made its way to exchange traded funds, or E.T.F.s, which have been popular with mom-and-pop investors because they are a low-cost, tax-efficient way to invest in a broad index — more often than not, the Standard & Poor's 500.

Early talk around the production car, which Mercedes recently previewed online, has been similarly glowing, with Road & Track writing that "all the hotness of the concept has made the production cut" and TopGear.com mustering, in classic understatement: "doesn't look too shabby, does it?" Yet keen eyes will spot some significant changes.

This concept has made its way into my photographic work, actually.

The Bruins are all too familiar with the playoffs-are-hard concept, having made the first round about as difficult as possible, but have so far caught a break in the second round because the Rangers have apparently decided that power plays should not give the fouled team an actual advantage in hockey and refuse to score on one.

But if the mayoralty in the capital is now seen as a job worth having – as evidenced by the names now discussed in connection with the 2016 election – it is because Messrs Livingston and Johnson, and ministers cheerleading the concept, have made it desirable.

The bursting of the bubble inflated by concepts has made track records mandatory.

Google X, the search giant's lab that has dedicated its work to new, unchartered moonshot concepts, has made a name for itself through its work on self-driving cars, smart contact lenses and dozens of other projects worthy of their own sci-fi novels.

Google X, the search giant's lab that has dedicated its work to new, unchartered moonshot concepts, has made a name for itself through its work on self-driving cars, smart contact lenses and dozens of other projects worthy of their own sci-fi novels.