Sentence examples for concepts to work with from inspiring English sources

A deep difficulty in assessing these debates lies in getting an acceptable conception of concepts to work with.

"But actually if you boil it down, if you start in a desert and end up in a universe, there are just two concepts to work with.

The director, Beth Skinner, who conceived the work with the composer Edward Herbst (who provides onstage accompaniment) in collaboration with the company Triple Shadow, has given them a terribly dreary concept to work with.

Shazam is also putting the concept to work with other broadcasters and advertisers too.

The norms suggest that instructional work includes the teacher presenting a task that provides students with mathematical, material, and social resources and asks students to make a conjecture; those resources could include a diagram and tools to gather information from it, as well as some description of the concepts students are to work with and the request to make some conjectures.

The concepts that I choose to work with are constantly changing, but there are central themes to all of my work.

If we proceed with that concept, we would have to work with our colleagues in the D.O.T. to ensure there are no conflicts on that side," he said, referring to the Transportation Department.

Asked whether Mr. Robach really expected the legislation to go anywhere, Kirk Morris, a spokesman, replied: "He has spoken to legislators in both parties who have expressed interest in the concept and will continue to work with both sides on this issue in the upcoming year".

The concept vehicle is intended to work with others to form a network that can be summoned on demand, with passengers hailing a ride form an app on their mobile device.

Consequently the nurses simply did not believe in the very health-promoting concept they were set to work with.

The first step was to carry out a literature search to identify HRH metrics in line with a conceptual framework that included four broad topics and a specific definition of the metrics concept that led us to work with theoretically grounded measurements that could be comparable across countries and meaningful to the decision making process [ 14].