Sentence examples for idea formulated from inspiring English sources

My idea formulated there – that was two years before I moved back to York".

This idea, formulated in a recent newspaper article, may be a leitmotif of his next presidency.

An idea formulated by the American paleontologist Preston Cloud has been widely accepted as an answer to this question.

The same goes for health insurance exchanges, another idea formulated by conservatives and supported by Republican governors and legislators across the country for years.

Trust in the "self-regulating market", the light touch, the tolerance of extremes of wealth and poverty, which Labour disastrously sought to make its own, derived from an idea formulated in the 18th century, Adam Smith's invisible hand, which, it was believed, would ensure the wellbeing of all society, if only the self-interest of all economic actors were allowed to operate freely.

This presentation of the properties of submerged cylindrical shells demonstrates how the idea formulated millennia ago can be configured to yield new results benefiting the offshore industry.

The concept is simple – you have an idea, formulate the logistics of the plan, and then upload the idea to a crowdfunding website, where millions of potential investors can scrutinise it, and if they like it, pledge to invest in the project.

LONDON — It was a lofty idea: formulate a British "statement of values" defining what it means to be British, much the way a document like the Declaration of Independence sets out the ideals that help explain what it means to be American.

The words of the US Constitution (and the ideas formulated by those words) were what was ratified on June 21 , 1788

4. WRAP-UP/HOMEWORK: For homework, students work individually or in their pairs to make the posters, drawing upon the ideas formulated in their group.

Mr. Blair and the Europeans "said they have some ideas, and we are waiting to see the ideas formulated," Mr. Erekat said.