Sentence examples for concept in which from inspiring English sources

What is the "new organizational concept" in which Nabuur's founder, Siegfried Woldhek, is interested?

Trinity Mirror is pioneering a "page creator concept", in which reporters take responsibility for what appears in the finished pages.

ZECA is pursuing a concept in which fossil feedstock is gasified to produce hydrogen and CO2.

Northern soldiers fought for "union," a concept in which the needs of the nation transcended those of its component parts.

Its disadvantage may be the daring concept, in which a number of fictional horror story characters – Dracula, Frankenstein's monster and Dorian Gray – are living in Victorian London.

The family concept, in which we visit the contestants' hometowns, is a major marketing tool that touches every aspect of "American Idol".

Most reality shows until now have been bought from a big concept, in which programmers had to gamble by committing to a full series of episodes.

The schedule turns out to run on what is referred to as "Malawi time", an increasingly flexible concept in which almost anything can happen.

Also employed in subdivision is the zone concept, in which it is the fossils in the rocks rather than the lithologic character that defines minor stratigraphic boundaries.

What we don't see is that freedom is not a concept in which people can do anything they want, be anything they can be.

He rightly remarks that Einsteinian physics frames time as a relative concept in which the line between past and future varies with the observer.