Sentence examples for delivery of ideas from inspiring English sources

Bristol has always been a good place for the development and delivery of ideas.

Yes, because it affects the delivery of ideas.

The multiple channels of delivery, representation of ideas, and sensory stimulation provided by multimedia results in a higher cognitive activity, enhanced retention and understanding of content (Fee and Budde-Sung 2014; Mayer 2009).

But Clinton's delivery of these ideas has become more effective, and Trump's growing list of helter-skelter propositions and daily jolts of inspiration have helped enormously, like a hot-air balloon lifting her up.

Yes, because my linguistic knowledge affects the effectiveness of the delivery of the ideas I want to convey in my essays.

A comic character who happened to have a Northern accent and flat delivery of complex philosophical ideas, Boyd – for those who remember that particular episode of Knowing Me Knowing You from 1994 – seemed remarkably similar to Dame Vivienne, one of Britain's most well-known and globally respected designers.

Vince Vaughn probably just ad-libbed directionlessly for 15 minutes about nothing, hoping that his constant rat-a-tat delivery made up for his paucity of ideas.

The World Forum promotes an on-going global exchange of ideas on the delivery of quality services in diverse settings.

Away from the dominant drug delivery idea of drug loading onto vehicles, such as biodegradable polymers, nature has provided a strategy, of which natural peptides and proteins self-assemble to form functional amyloids for sustained release.

But more fundamentally, what is at stake here is a battle for the soul of public service delivery and ideas around collective solidarity.

Not only did Lord Rootes agree that the car would go into production, but he decided that it should be launched at the 1964 New York Motor Show, only eight months away, despite the company's normal development cycle from "good idea" to delivery of the final product being three to four years.