Sentence examples for idea promoted from inspiring English sources

One idea, promoted by leading specialists, is to change the way doctors refer to the decision to forgo dialysis.

This idea, promoted most forcefully by Paul Hoffman of Harvard University, runs against the grain of thinking in Earth science.

But Mamdani rejects the idea promoted by some Conservative politicians that people are simply taking advantage of free food.

Turning training camp into summer camp was an idea promoted last spring by Girardi, who realized he needed to adjust after a challenging first season as manager.

Mr. Elop put in his vote for a mostly Microsoft future, knocking the idea promoted by Google that companies use both Office and Google Apps side by side.

Remember the rise of H.M.O.s, another idea promoted by Enthoven that was supposed to revolutionize health care and drive down costs?

The old premise behond a dot-com was: Take an idea, promote the heck out of it and get customers and revenues.

Smith asked officers who had served in the Seminole Wars to respond, and many favored the idea, promoting the land as a future agricultural asset to the South.

The idea promotes a ubiquitous intelligence to be incorporated into the data mining process from a more methodological point of view, increasing reusability and understanding of algorithms.

When he was the top commander in Iraq, General Petraeus supported ideas promoted by Maj.

Mrs. Pierson even expressed sympathy for some of the ideas promoted by the far right, which, she said, often says out loud what people believe in secretly.