Sentence examples for keep an idea from inspiring English sources
And you might want to keep an idea on G4S Careers.
But like sacked television contestants, it's hard to keep an idea as audacious as the airship down.
It is easy to get seed money to start up a new idea and test it; it's hard to keep an idea that you've tested on the development track: that is, to develop and maintain a research program.
Keep an idea notebook at your desk.
I simply cannot keep an idea in my brain while trying to tie my shoes at the same time.
Keep an "Ideas Book" handy - perhaps next to your bed or in your bag.
It is often accidental and involuntary: it's hard to keep a good idea a secret, so strangers are likely to gain from your idea without your getting anything in exchange.
At the same time, we know that the men try to outdo one another with sexual fantasies in order to keep a certain idea of their freedom alive, but they don't really want it.
So, when is it best to patent, and when is it best to keep a "good idea" a trade secret?
Also keep establishing contacts both inside and outside science, and getting involved in debates, just to help you keep a clear idea of where you stand, even under pressure.
