Sentence examples for ideas emerging from from inspiring English sources
This coincided with the consolidation of ideas emerging from the global debate on fisheries management institutions and the emergence of ITQs as a mature concept.
Better drug delivery systems and provisioning deep space missions are among the new ideas emerging from synthetic biology research.
In the last few months, however, new ideas emerging from the theoretical workshops offer some hope of connecting the airy speculations to reality.
The school spends thousands of dollars to send teachers on summer research trips and consistently green-lights the most unorthodox ideas emerging from the teachers' lounge.
ALSTDF has also spun off a biotech company, called Alsgen, to develop some of the ideas emerging from its earlier work .I've learned a couple of things that are a little disappointing," admits Mr Heywood.
But the fascination of his story lies in seeing his ideas emerging from his experience and cultural background with a natural humanity; and Hobsbawm is much more self-critical and candid about his mistakes than most practical politicians who write their memoirs.
Three key ideas emerged from my interviews.
Three ideas emerged from the panel discussion.
I think the ideas emerged from him fully formed.
"It started in 2004," Kiely explains, "and ideas emerged from spending time walking around the Tate.
But if some good ideas emerge from it, the Labour party is keen to listen.
