Sentence examples for ideas much of from inspiring English sources

America's Department of Energy is working on a hybrid of gasification and combustion.There is a mass of research into such ideas, much of it, as in Canada and Australia, powered by a joint get-together of the big coal-users and government.

In the Buffalo Commons idea, much of the Great Plains would be returned to the way it was before 19th-century settlement, a wild frontier.

He proved these ideas, much to the embarrassment of Rahm Emanuel, to be winning ideas.

Neither of us thought much of the idea of going to a rabbi.

We are entering into a new politics of openness and transparency and throwing open the doors to conference for students and first time conference goers, at a discounted rate, would enable them to witness these debates and participate in the cut and thrust of new ideas - much of which stem from esoteric fringe meetings.

In Culver City, the Samitaur Smiths and Moss have reversed the equation, and made the architect's ideas as much of a selling point as the commercial space is.

By contrast, Argentina was an importer of technological ideas through much of the twentieth century.

Even in victory against Bayern Munich, they were short of ideas for much of the game and were hauled over the line by Aguero.

The ideas behind much of the theorem go back to Weyl [677, 678, 680] in 1910 and predate the notion of self-adjointness.

Ideas for much of it germinated first in science fiction stories.

Without taking those risks and fighting for those impossible ideas, so much of our current world might not be possible.