Sentence examples for ideas primarily from inspiring English sources

There were real estate developers who had other ideas — primarily to build 10,000 housing units on the flatlands.

In 2015 he joined gyro as executive creative director, to focus on creating humanly relevant creative ideas, primarily for tech clients.

This paper explores links between the development of innovation theory since the late 1970s, and the evolution of innovation policy ideas, primarily in the 1990s.

I usually can tell the difference between people who have that fire in their stomachs and those who see their ideas primarily as a way to get rich.

Though the two have several buildings to their credit, and more are in the works, they have presented their ideas primarily in museum installations, performances, books and electronic media, as well as in their careers as teachers.

I don't think that there is a point in separating these people into categories, as they implemented their ideas primarily through creativity.

The game theory literature studies this idea primarily in the context of equilibrium attainment.

Five years earlier, Max Planck had suggested that objects emit and absorb radiation in discrete units of energy, or quanta, but he had treated the idea primarily as a mathematical formalism.

Of course, Sony decided against the idea, primarily because it would have cost too much money to set up and maintain the required servers.

I actually cared about ideas, not primarily because of school, but despite it.

He called himself a libertarian, but insisted that his ideas were primarily academic, not narrowly political, even when they inspired citizens' property tax revolts or balanced-budget movements.