Sentence examples for idea to examine from inspiring English sources

When the truth is the opposite of what we're being told, it's a good idea to examine who benefits.

Ms. Mifflin had the good idea to examine tattooing in the Western world from a female perspective.

When a new narrative emerges that favours powerful vested interests, it is always a good idea to examine the underlying data.

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission chairman, Rod Sims, says it is a good idea to examine the market dominance of the tech giants Google and Facebook, and consider the implications for funding traditional media organisations.

The idea to examine the concept of the state came to him after a series of projects in places like Iran where he was limited to two-week stays.

For every woman or man who is quietly and sensibly using the idea to examine our assumptions, there are 20 rabble-rousers whose real motive is desire for power over others, no less rabble-rousers because they see themselves as anti-racists or feminists or whatever.

How do you come up with innovative ideas, unless you have a spectrum of ideas to examine?

We examine whether search media are representative of the partisan characteristics of the media ecosystem from which they are constructed or whether they display systematic bias, as well as extending these ideas to examine the relationship of search media with election outcomes.

"Theatre likes ideas and to examine ideas.

It is a good idea, periodically, to examine one's prejudices.

Our idea was to examine these conflicts firsthand by seeking out and interviewing those involved on all sides, as well as civilians caught in the middle.