Sentence examples for good idea based from inspiring English sources

But, he said, testing the therapeutic uses of drugs that mimic caloric restriction is a good idea, based on substantial evidence.

And we have a pretty good idea, based on careful statistical studies, of where that optimal top rate lies; 73 percent, say Diamond and Saez, maybe 80 percent, say Romer and Romer.

But we have a pretty good idea, based on the more derived state of the inner ear bones, of where it fits on the branches that lead to mammals.

Although, obviously, you won't be able to give them the exact date that your leave will start or end, you will be able to give them a pretty good idea based on your due date.

The counsellor's a synth, and that might be a good idea – basing her advice on statistical evidence.

But is it a good idea to base your future on an algorithm?

Judging by Mr Moreira's comments, it looks as if soundbites on poverty are going to be more common in the next 15 months than ones about the 35,000 who have died during Mr Calderón's assault on the drug runners.Is it a good idea to base the campaign on the economy rather than security?

The special effects are certainly impressive, but who thought it was a good idea to base a three-hour film on a gimmicky short story penned by F. Scott Fitzgerald?

Someone else's idea of your future is never a good idea to base your life on; after all, it's you living it, not them.

They told me about a good idea they had based on scientific work they had done.

Now read his post on how data is getting connected and will soon tell us when to leave the house, who to have dinner with and where it would be a good idea to eat based upon the diet learned from the data streamed from their FitBit.