Sentence examples for idea presents from inspiring English sources

For Americans, London's instant-runoff idea presents especially intriguing possibilities.

When the idea presents itself to him, he will turn it over in his mind once or twice, and think, Isn't that interesting; and then he will push it back down whence it came, to let it grow and ripen.

Nevertheless, the idea presents a challenge to the nation, and lawyers and legislators from the political and social center should try to meet that challenge with language that guarantees our reasonable expectations of privacy.

The idea presents new logistics and infrastructure challenges that any company with plans to deploy a commercial autonomous vehicle ride-hailing fleet will also face.

Feminism is neo-liberal, corporate and commodified now, and this idea presents us with a whole new host of issues.

Feminism is neoliberal, corporate, and commodified now, and this idea presents us with a whole new host of issues.

He would prefer the story idea presented in 25 words or less.

It could be called an Eastern idea present and effective in the Occident.

Jaume Plensa's first idea presented to the miners of St Helens was a giant miner's lamp.

I can't remember how quickly the idea presented itself to me, but within weeks, I'm sure.

The G-d vs Satan/Lucifer idea present in some forms of Christianity lends itself to a more dualistic approach.