Sentence examples for ideas rising from inspiring English sources

A senior city official said that commuter rail and airport access to downtown are ideas "rising on the charts" politically.

But the Cornell research, experts say, goes further in trying to track the phenomenon of news ideas rising and falling.

Ken Blackwell, a principal domestic policy adviser to the Trump transition team and a senior fellow at the conservative Family Research Council, said that Trump sees his base "as a movement that transcends the Republican Party," with the best ideas rising out of the disorder.

"It's cyclical how the older ideas rise again".

Altchek said, "It helps us to have everyone speak out and best ideas rise to the top.

IT IS always encouraging to see talented individuals with important ideas rise to positions in which they're able to make real contributions to policy.

When good ideas rise to the surface, there must be accountability for ensuring their implementation.

The best ideas rise to the top, he says, when you let workers run like ants "in all different directions, but with the same goal".

The best ideas rise to the top, and the wisdom of crowds prevails.

The percentages of students who scored a three or a four on attitudes towards learning, response to advice, initiating and sharing ideas rose from 7.2%, 21.4%, 17.9%, 3.6% to 82.3%, 100.0%, 57.3% and 60.0% respectively after exposure.

But White House officials and many on the left said that two factors had recently crystallized the idea: rising inequality and the 2012 presidential campaign.