Sentence examples for have ideas that from inspiring English sources

But Mr Field did have ideas that were genuinely radical.

They have ideas that will help even wind farms to hedge against uncertainty.

"Most people we get have ideas that are doable," he said.

Of course, candidates could have low hypocrisy index scores and still have ideas that are anathema, but at least you would know that they "walk the talk".

I usually have ideas that float around in my head for months or even years, and at some point I just seem to find a way in.

Both have ideas that could transform the political and economic relationship between the superpower and the striving nation to the south.

"Our purpose is to push and promote new films and emerging filmmakers who have ideas that are different and challenging and fresh — delicate work that could get trampled by the mainstream movie industry".

Now if I have ideas that would have been those little moments, those two-page stories in the old "Eightball," they become moments in whatever longer stories I'm working on.

But a newer crop of tech upstarts have ideas that seem even more threatening, and suddenly Glaser seems like more of an ally -- though you get the sense at times that the alliance is a grudging one.

He said the accelerator was "specifically designed to attract creative people, entrepreneurs, who have ideas that relate to what we're calling 'media for good.' " Mark Perry, a KQED board member who is a general partner in the venture capital firm NEA, called the accelerator "a tremendous opportunity".

My generation decided to do something…for its own people…We had a lot of failures, but we were determined…So we have ideas that…are starting to stick, not in one generation, but they even prevail even after that generation is over.