Sentence examples for concept to bring from inspiring English sources

Marginal value, however, is a tricky concept to bring into environmental analysis.

The concept: to bring friends and strangers together through discussions about life and death.

Others hold that the explanatory gap may one day be bridged but we currently lack the concepts to bring the subjective and objective perspectives together.

"To fully satisfy those consumers, it really helps to have multiple concepts to bring to them," he said.

With the redevelopment of 42nd Street and Times Square, the high concept was to bring together producers and consumers of popular culture in public, urban space.

The proposed concept is to bring donors closer to the community level instead of multilevel procedures that flows from the national to the local communities.

BA: Yes, and the concept is to bring Life Time Work, Life Time Living, Life Time Resort and sports all together under one roof, and create basically the Life Time Village.

The current MSU concept aims to bring guideline-adherent stroke treatment directly to the emergency site using a specialized ambulance equipped with a CT scanner, point-of-care laboratory and a telemedicine connection to the hospital (ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00792220).

"The concept was to bring the European Cityfox's high production values and attention to detail to NYC, and showcase artists we thought deserved the platform," he said.

Because they claim that social norms rather than disinterested inquiry drive medicine (and especially, psychiatry), constructivists tend to be revisionists about folk concepts, seeking to bring to light the unacknowledged sources of our concepts of health and disease.

Concepts designed to bring the palliative care approach to Germany's MS patients must take into consideration the attitudes of both patients and associated health professionals.