Sentence examples for idea as one from inspiring English sources
Reagan, who thought his own taxes as a movie actor had been too high, seized on the idea as one that would appeal to blue-collar voters.
On Thursday Ms. Frazer praised his idea as one that the United States would "consider seriously".
Touchscreens on cameras aren't so much a bad idea as one that should be used in moderation.
It might be as old-fashioned an idea as one of Webb's Jumbos, yet it is surely worth keeping on the backburner, or even the boil.
That's pretty much the same idea as one proposed by Obama in 2010 that went nowhere in Washington's polarized climate and that hasn't been revived.
In the run-up to Rio+20, the EU actually adopted this idea as one of its official negotiating goals, even though some of the main EU players, such as the UK, remained sceptical.
But let me leave you with this idea, as stated by one of the meeting's key speakers.
That's hoping you get an idea as good as the one you had that one time.
Plagiarism refers to the act of presenting external words, thoughts, or ideas as one's own, without providing references to the sources from which they were taken.
Fortune magazine's 40th anniversary issue (5/15/95), in examining the major contributions to management thinking, recognized Erhard's ideas as one of the major innovations of the last few decades.
There are legal arguments for this idea as well as the social one.
