Sentence examples for idea to connect from inspiring English sources

"But the idea to connect is better than that.

As we learned in the recent presidential election, it's always a good idea to connect with Hispanic Americans.

The idea to connect the major freeways with a link has always been tantalising, and always controversial.

If you want to keep your interviewee in your network, it's a good idea to connect via LinkedIn.

"Instead of browbeating Wall Street, I want to invite them to help create jobs," Ms. Saujani said, talking up an idea to connect investment houses with technology start-ups.

After experiencing difficulty in getting two Austrian disc jockeys and venue management to commit to a performance without money up front, he developed an idea to connect investors with artists and musicians that would enable the latter to produce, develop, and promote their work.

I like watching TED talks to come across a wide variety of ideas, to connect with the world from different perspectives.

Make Works in Scotland and Birmingham allows people with ideas to connect with the makers, material suppliers and workshop facilities that can help make their ideas manifest.

We don't need to think mobile first design or have digitally led agencies, we only need to think about people and ideas to connect with them in the modern world.

The contextualization of a cognitive experience, a sort of setting or background, is essential to direct and facilitate learners to recall pre-existing ideas, to connect those to the new ones, and to move from common to scientific perspective.

The Department of Transportation recently unveiled the Smart City Challenge, a $40 million initiative designed to help cities use innovative ideas to connect transportation assets within the urban environment.