Sentence examples for hard ideas from inspiring English sources
Science writers and their readers sometimes get knocked down by hard ideas rather than by hard gloves.
Short on personal information — we never learn much about Hogan, or about Todd, her eventual companion — this travel memoir nonetheless offers a soft lens on some hard ideas.
Short on personal information we never learn much about Hogan, or about Todd, her eventual companion this travel memoir nonetheless offers a soft lens on some hard ideas.
He was followed on the main stage by MIT president L. Rafael Reif, who stressed that government support is crucial for enabling the big, hard ideas in science to make the leap from academia to industry.
AT THE New York Times Alex Tabarrok discusses President Obama's Tuesday speech on energy policy:[T]he president called for innovation and hard choices but offered little new or courageous thinking of his own.... Most important, nowhere did the president mention two hard ideas that the public must accept if we are to move to a cleaner energy future: nuclear power and carbon taxes.
It's a really hard idea to understand risk.
It's that this is really a hard idea, this idea of mixed strategies.
And self-reliance will be a hard idea to grasp for some aborigines themselves.
It's a really hard idea to understand that look, crazy things happen.
