Sentence examples for dormant idea from inspiring English sources

In the beginning, perhaps five or six years ago, by Mr. Shire's estimation, Mr. Maltby thought of interweaving the fabled stories of the famous flyers, but it remained a dormant idea.

There have been no serious alternatives to the Ryan plan put forward by other key players in the tax debate that would raise as much revenue as Ryan's now dormant idea, or that would improve the baseline the way that repealing Obamacare would have.

I find myself thinking that a seed is nothing more than a dormant idea.

There's no creaking of old bones or prodding awake of long dormant ideas here, either.

Instead, you get them to pay 99 cents again and again and again, which is why Plympton is reviving a classic-but-dormant idea — novels that are broken up into smaller episodes, like TV shows or comic books.

Certainly, the speech she gave on Monday morning – in the hours before she knew she would be PM – felt like someone had suddenly turned on a long-dormant tap of idea into a bone-dry desert of micro-management.

From there the idea remained dormant as industry groups started to agitate.

The very title of "Dormant Craters" evokes the idea of large swaths of untapped potential.

The idea lay dormant for several decades and came to fruition during IGY with the British Commonwealth Trans-Antarctic Expedition led by Vivian Fuchs.

The idea remained dormant until the 1990s, when NASA started exploring how to build living quarters for a human mission to Mars.

The idea lies dormant until fiction (sort of) becomes fact 70 years later, when Nike develop a robot arm, in 2000, to test its new clubs.