Sentence examples for concept that's from inspiring English sources

But "internet-related activity" is a concept that's broadening fast and Google's immense data mountain is driving development in other, more unexpected areas.

This week the Japanese Broadcasting Association trumpeted a concept that's a leap beyond today's outer limits of high definition.

Another area the project is actively looking at is unikernels — a concept that's slowly bubbling again, especially after Docker's acquisition of Unikernel Systems.

But bankrolling one's own retirement is a concept that's unheard of in most of the rest of the advanced world.

That's a concept that's as dumb as the old conglomerates in the 60's and 70's".

In fact, nonna's house, in Cabras, Sardinia, is part of an ingenious hotel concept that's taking hold across Italy.

Three strategies can help you break free from a self-concept that's too rigid: (1) Learn from diverse role models.

"C'mon, let's be real," Sanders said, incredulous at the concept that anyone's table is too full for Deion.

They suggest that the underlying concept, that Alzheimer's is caused by amyloid plaque, may be wrong.

The concept that Superman's powers aren't fully operational from birth -- that they come into existence gradually as he moves into puberty -- didn't originate with "Smallville".

"We wanted to be able to really leverage this concept that McDonald's is known for, which is opportunity," Mr. Floersch said.