Sentence examples for idea of delivering from inspiring English sources

For years, computer makers have been sniffing around the idea of delivering smells to consumers through their PCs.

While that sounds far less exciting than, say, Google's idea of delivering the Internet by balloon, Mr. Zuckerberg says small efforts can add up to big changes.

Wanting something along the same lines in India, Ms. Duthie ditched her initial idea of delivering boxes of alcohol to people's homes and settled on an online patisserie.

Both executives believed in the idea of delivering content over the Internet and believed that was the key to striking a deal.

They like the idea of delivering a much wider range of services - and would imagine themselves earning still more than now if they delivered.

Trump toyed with the idea of delivering it in another location but then unexpectedly consented to her request without further fight.

The idea of personally delivering gifts to children in the city's poorest corners — a step that many program participants most enjoyed — is now completely unthinkable.

The Queen's speech will be officially be announced in the autumn, but Brown introduced the idea of a delivering a draft version to MPs in the summer, shortly after taking office.

As it turns out, the idea of preferentially delivering highly cytotoxic natural products to neoplastic tissue has made commendable progress in recent years owing to advances in immunotherapy.

Jason U. Nadler, director of UTA Online, said, "Artists know the Web is a great place to both showcase their talent and incubate new ideas without the pressure of delivering a full-blown movie or television hit out of the gate".

During the BBC hackathon, teams presented ideas on new ways of delivering audio in a cost-efficient way to reach younger audiences.