Sentence examples for long ideas that from inspiring English sources

Two older long ideas that have declined with the market since being posted this summer are in two of the most beaten-up sectors: financials and consumer.

During the second world war, Shannon worked on codes and methods of sending messages efficiently and securely over long distances, ideas that became the seeds for his information theory.

He said he wanted northern universities to come up with "radical, transformative long-term ideas" that would qualify for funding.

There will be another £500,000 for Save the Children refugee centres in Jordan, but Mr Fallon wants the research project to deliver long-term ideas that can be applied elsewhere.

"I think these are long entrenched ideas that they're just having a hard time shaking," says Matt Kane, GLAAD's Associate Director of Entertainment Media.

Keynes's targets included several long-accepted ideas: that employment levels are determined by the price of labor, that supply creates its own demand and that savings automatically translate into investment.

Notably pollen diagrams from the northern Alpine Forelands and East Anglia are compatible with long-standing ideas that woodland was managed on a landscape scale during the Neolithic.

"These findings confirm long-held ideas that the dietary shift to softer foods was an important influence affecting facial and dental morphology".

Primakov's recourse to price controls (does he seriously expect them to work?) and the return to long-discredited ideas that protectionism and subsidies will spur gnp growth are wrongheaded and, if pursued, will end badly.

Many of these stories are five pages long and have fun ideas that are never explained or justified at all.

Even our long idea from that post: WYNN, which was picked for our institutional clients is actually up from that day - despite the poor market surrounding it.