Sentence examples for idea underpinning from inspiring English sources

However, if selfishness and fear prevail, we risk losing the noble idea underpinning the European project.

Perhaps the very idea underpinning science — that humans could understand the Universe — had hit a wall.

The historian John M. Barry, author of "The Great Influenza" (Viking Adult, 2004), questioned an idea underpinning the study's conclusions.

The mildly contrarian idea underpinning the book is that the comments should, in fact, be read — at least in the academic sense of "reading" as analysis and contextualization.

The mildly contrarian idea underpinning the book is that the comments should, in fact, be read at least in the academic sense of "reading" as analysis and contextualization.

The idea underpinning the proposed R-curve is that energy required for progressing a pre-crack is composed of two parts: initial fracture energy and driving energy for crack extension.

A less organic version of that idea underpinned a set by Mountains, an electronic duo, across the street at the CrossFit Gym.

This idea underpins the newly minted "Earth system science" and has taken on mystical overtones for some environmentalists.

The findings show (Table 3) that having a business idea underpinned by R&D does not affect patent registration and the creation of start-ups, since the p values are very different from those expected and not statistically significant.

Perhaps it's time to get rid of the ideas underpinning the qualifying offer altogether.

One of the ideas underpinning Claudia Roden's cookery books is that food is an integral part of identity.