Sentence examples for foundation idea from inspiring English sources

The foundation idea was born in 1962, when Merce Cunningham wanted his dance company to have a one-week season on Broadway but was told that he would need about thirty thousand dollars to do so.

I just wish I'd thought of the foundation idea a couple of weeks ago when I was writing a column on the subject: that would have looked really prescient.

Giving a huge lift to this movement has been Texas Governor George W. Bush, who made school accountability the foundation idea of his first term and got reelected last fall in a 69% landslide.

It would be nice if the foundation idea worked, but it seems unrealistic".

In a deductive argument the premises (foundation, idea, or hypothesis) supply complete evidence for the conclusion so that the conclusion necessarily follows from the premises.

These foundation ideas have seemingly been lost in so many once-proud boozers.

Although Wikipedia is operated by a nonprofit foundation, ideas for advertising-based wiki sites are beginning to take their place alongside blogs and social networking sites as a staple of Silicon Valley business plans.

The founding idea of modern economics is Adam Smith's invisible hand, and this great idea, badly over-simplified, was the foundation of many bad ideas of the last generation.

The foundation's idea was to finance small schools that, in partnership with local colleges, would provide an early introduction to the concept and rigor of higher education to up to 400 low-income high school students, 100 per grade.

"The foundation's idea was to fund people with impeccable research credentials who were destined to be leaders on the research front and are also breaking new ground in teaching," says Jack Pladziewicz, the organization's vice president.

And we bring it back, acknowledging that our mind has strayed and appreciating that we can return again and again to our foundation, our idea.