Sentence examples for idea that involves from inspiring English sources

It's an idea that involves flooding the theatre, and symbolises "the extraordinary work that had been performed and created in this space and not acknowledged".

Here's a good example from Mary Travers of Manhattan: "Please give a concrete idea for the education of the public school student — not charter or private-school students and not an idea that involves the classroom teacher — that should help result in a living-wage paycheck for that student".

As it turns out, there are several viable possibilities, but I will try to explain one rather fascinating idea that involves the evolution of diseases.

Barrier-fracturing is a novel idea that involves modifying the flow profile and diverting the displacing fluid by placing a fracture with essentially zero permeability deep into the reservoir.

A leading human origins researcher has come up with an idea that involves aggression between groups and the boom-bust cycles that have punctuated our spread into new environments.

Back at Parsons, Amy works on a super high-concept idea that involves a structure exploding from the inside.

The idea that involved parenthood necessarily kills passion in marriage is dangerous myth that serves only to make women feel as if they must choose between being good mothers or good wives.

They suggest that this new strategy is really a "correction of a bad idea" that involved scaling far too fast without proper thought and planning, and notes that original Patch sites are still among the most successful.

A friend once said to me that he had a brilliant business idea that involved passing on products at a wholesale rate to people who would sell them retail.

The big problem (maybe the word 'big' is an understatement here) is that these three uni students had an idea that involved hundreds of thousands of dollars in start-up expenses.

Only he can tell his shadow ministers to focus on radical manifesto ideas that involve no more money.