Sentence examples similar to losing idea from inspiring English sources
When working at a sector skills council I also experienced the reluctance of a number of key players to share information precisely for the reason other posters have identified – losing ideas, market position and so on.
But politicians who talk up "libertarian populism" or "opportunity conservatism" or the "Rawlsian lens" and then end by calling for a Balanced Budget Amendment, hard money and a flat tax aren't actually reforming the Republican Party; they're just wrapping losing ideas in slightly smarter rhetoric than poor Mitt Romney was ever able to come up with.
At the end of each phase, all the Watts invested in the losing ideas are redistributed proportionately to the investors in the winning idea.
In doing so, he spoke of something critical in a liberal democracy, something we are at risk of losing – the idea of "reasonable disagreement" on controversial issues.
I gave the collection my sense of style, emphasizing color and fantasy without ever losing the idea of "lightness".
Afraid that she might lose the idea, she promptly began to draw it, and Midorikawa's writing progressed smoothly despite having numerous conflicting ideas for the development of the story.
"Eventually I lost the idea that I could have a career," she said.
"And try to lose the idea that you are cursed," he said.
We lost the idea of the Sabbath as a day of rest long ago.
"Consumers are going to lose the idea that they can count on their stock market portfolios to save for them".
