Sentence examples for good concept of from inspiring English sources

"I think they have a good concept of what's going on," said Mazzilli, who was interviewed last fall for the Tampa Bay Devil Rays' manager's job, which went to Lou Piniella.

And I think if we can take a lot of the good aspects from the U.S. economy -- take some of the good points there and mix it and blend it with where we are traditionally strong: a good basis of social security, a good concept of health care, good schooling.

He wanted to know how long the stay of execution would last, Ms. Puzone said, and she had a hard time explaining because Mr. Penry, who said in the recent interview that he thought there were six hours in a day, does not have a good concept of time.

We didn't have a good concept of this last year, but thanks to Roger Smith's work this year, we've concluded that there are about 12 levels in the Pedra de Fogo Formation that preserve fossils, most of which are in the bottom half of the formation.

Many consumers don't have a good concept of how much energy per hour a given appliance uses.

You get a good concept of social norms.

At this stage, Subculture.FM is still more of a good concept than a fully working app.

Inspired by the success of open source software communities to voluntarily and co-creatively provide public goods the concept of crowdsourcing spilled over to self-selected experts beyond the scope of software development.

It all comes back to the good old journalistic concept of a good story.

Sometimes, the obligation not to harm others is more important than the one to promote the good, but in a changing context, the obligation to try to promote the good outweighs the concept of non-maleficence [ 20].

"Until every school is a good school the concept of parental choice will be meaningless".