Sentence examples for concept that one from inspiring English sources

While "The Onion" never mentions any particular group by name, the story takes on the bizarre concept that one of the most powerful nations on earth is somehow powerless to curb gun violence.

When researchers at Princeton University and the University of Sydney studied this ability in 2015, they did so to examine an example of collective intelligence, the concept that one ant is not very smart on its own, but together, a colony can accomplish incredible things.

The concept that one candidate might do good for the whole nation is alien.

The concept that one bacterial species possesses multiple proteins targeting the same ligand is well established.

But it is a real challenge to explain clearly and without technicalities even a concept that one understands well.

"Even though there is participation, there is no guarantee of the concept that one man and one vote will be implemented in counting".

But impossible is a concept that makes one's heart laugh and throw peanuts at the television.

Nursing, a concept that stages one and two suggested is less well connected to patient concepts, is also a less positive concept in these abstracts, when proportion of positive to negative sentiment is considered.

Pick up on that one concept, and you've got your anti-terrorism strategy.

Similarly, any concept that is given one of these profiles can be compared to any other concept receiving another profile.

A major factor determining expectancy is ability self-concept, that is, one's perceived competence in performing specific tasks.