Sentence examples for idea describing from inspiring English sources

But speaking on the BBC's The Andrew Marr Show on Sunday, Johnson refused to back the idea, describing it as "pure speculation".

But in 2005, during the outbreak of H5N1 (bird flu), President George W. Bush seemed to consider the idea, describing the use of force to isolate regions of the country during a pandemic as one of "a whole range of options in the public-health toolbox for ways to achieve this goal of social distancing".

The Conservatives and UKIP are opposed to the idea, describing it as an attack on aspiration.

Mr Raghuram from the Indian Institute of Management in Ahmedabad supports the idea; describing it as a "big ticket item" he'd like to see in Tuesday's rail budget.

But he doesn't see neo-Nazis standing in elections as a great idea, describing that route as "dead"—"we're going to have to go to war," he said.

However, 28percentt of emergency doctors thought charging patients was a bad idea, describing it as "the first step in a slippery slope towards the end of the NHS".

Instead, they simply radiate it into outer space.The idea, described in this week's Nature, is both cunning and simple.

With that in mind, let's recall an idea described in this space on Nov. 16, 2008.

For her thesis film, Amy comes up with an idea described as "brilliant" by her affable professor (Hart Bochner): a serial killer based on urban legends.

We next build a framework of polycrystal plasticity based on the idea described above.

A hypothesis test can be deduced from the idea described above.