Sentence examples for ideas column from inspiring English sources

Christopher Shea '91 writes The Wall Street Journal's Ideas Market blog and Week in Ideas column.

My Capital Ideas column this week looks at liberals who would see some upsides if the Supreme Court made substantial changes to affirmative-action programs.

Let us know in the comments, and if you use The New York Times, we'd love to hear your thoughts for our Reader Ideas column.

My Capital Ideas column in this week's Sunday Review mentions a new report from the Congressional Research Service — a nonpartisan government group that provides analysis to Congress — on the relationship between tax cuts and economic growth.

Thomas L. Friedman ("Wall of Ideas," column, March 3) is right on the mark when he states that the United States has been "pathetic at telling Arabs and Muslims who we are".

Examples include: idea, feature, suggestion, bug, issue, fail, etc. Followbase attempts to deal with false positives in sense that phrases such as "any idea…" or "no idea…" do not end up classified under the Ideas column.

Could we have reached a tipping point when there is simply too much yapping about ideas, columns, books, lectures, films, plays and rumours to be endured by normal people?

Nicholas D. Kristof gets it half right in "Obama's Fantastic Boring Idea" (column, July 12).

Nick Schulz is editor of TCS Daily and writes the Techno-Ideas column for The American magazine.

Inspired by the ideas of column and row juxtaposition in Liu and Lin (2009) and level transformation in Yamada and Lin (1999), this paper presents a new method for constructing optimal supersaturated designs (SSDs).

As indicated above, we hybridize LNS with ideas from column generation.