Sentence examples for ideas particularly those from inspiring English sources

The rail sector appears to be waking up to the possibility of new ideas, particularly those that come from SMEs.

In the early years pinball games tapped into familiar games for ideas, particularly those that, like pinball, mixed chance with skillful manipulation: card games and competitive sports.

Multiple-choice answers were gleaned from hundreds of research studies examining students' ideas, particularly those that are common — such as electricity behaving like water.

The English, as Gabriel Josipovici laments in his new book Whatever Happened to Modernism?, are constitutionally resistant to new ideas – particularly those which originate abroad and are difficult to understand.

Far from being a "central European intellectual", as some have claimed, he was influenced above all by French intellectual ideas, particularly those of the group of historians associated with the periodical Annales.

His exploration of natural sciences and his metaphysical ideas, particularly those of his pre-critical period (1747 1770), are stunning.

FOR A WHILE IT SEEMED LIKE JUST about any B2B idea, particularly those focused on e-commerce, could get funded.

Whatever applications are conceived of, the prospect of more affordable and versatile stores will surely have forward-thinking retail business owners salivating at the idea, particularly those in the luxury retail space who rely more than others on physically proving the value of their products to consumers.

Ryan has been clear that while he wants Republicans to present ideas to voters, he's not completely tied to the concept that Republicans actually have to vote on those ideas, particularly when floor time could be valuable during a busy legislative schedule.

Even after the Soviet repudiation of Stalin and de-stalinization, Trotskyism continued to be regarded as politically discredited and there was very little renewed support for Trotskyist ideas, particularly when it came to those already committed to another form of communism.

3. Be prepared to defend ideas, particularly why they're better than those of the competition.