Sentence examples for ideas applying from inspiring English sources

She works hard, too, putting together business plans, brainstorming ideas, applying to graduate school and writing two blogs, one about running and health after losing her mother to cancer, the other about losing her job.

According to those authors, Moreno was a British agent, a demagogic caudillo, a paranoid, a mere man of theoretical ideas applying European principles that failed in the local context, wrongly portrayed as leader of the Revolution by the liberal historiography.

As we emerge into our adult selves and figure out who we are and what we can do, we no longer need to focus inwardly (perhaps selfishly...), and can now focus outward on other people and other ideas, applying this caring as a way of connecting to others for a purpose, and as a way to create and derive meaning in our lives.

The remaining three tasks: generating research ideas, applying for research funding, and writing and publishing research saw respondents report higher levels of confidence than experience.

But they can't tell you how the information and the ideas apply to your situation.

Technological advances are often based on older, simple ideas applied in startling ways.

My sons will be the fourth generation, and yet we're still applying the same fundamental ideas applied by our predecessors.

Or as a newspaper headline shown on screen says of Mr. Nash, "His ideas apply to poker and to world trade".

On one side stand the liberal democracies of the West, convinced that their Enlightenment values and political ideas apply to all peoples everywhere.

We are using files as the running example, but the same ideas apply to other problems.

One set of PFH formulas extends the IEC formulas for PFH based on the ideas applied in IEC 61508-6.