Sentence examples similar to cutting edge of thinking from inspiring English sources
Marxism was the cutting edge of academic thinking throughout the 1970s.
He has managed to be on the cutting edge of critical thinking about law during each decade of his career.
The concepts will include both time-tested ideas and very recent findings, putting students at the cutting edge of management thinking.
The individuals and organizations on the cutting edge of this thinking, in my understanding, are those tasked with delivering legal services to low-resource and rural populations.
Are you captivated by chemical research and the cutting edge of polymer design thinking then?
In contrast there was some suggestion that 'Maybe Patient Reported Outcomes will become the new buzz word that quality of life was...'.... (Anne Coscarelli), and that 'Here is a chance to be on the cutting edge of a new way of thinking about outcomes that puts the patient's view first' (Carol Buckhardt).
I want to do something about it.'" Students in sexology-related programs are on the cutting edge of that shift in thinking.
But they have their charms, they may solve a problem or two for you, and they represent some clever thinking at the cutting edge of wireless technology.
Last week also saw dispatches from the cutting edge of technology, AKA the Consumer Electronics Show CESS) in Las Vegas, which had me thinking about the proto-hippy housewives of the last century.
The chances are you're thinking of something which resembles a carrier bag: unsexy and funny looking, and definitely not at the cutting edge of technology.
