Sentence examples for notion that for from inspiring English sources

And I rather like his notion that for the Republicans it must be "Romney or suicide".

But it's hard to escape the notion that, for the team's once invincible crew, more stormy seas lie ahead.

The generally accepted therapeutic notion that, for women, incubating intimacy leads to better sex is, Meana told me, often misguided.

In any event, the notion that for a robber, a policeman is a "terrorist", belongs in the realms of linguistic fantasy.

I was intrigued by the notion that for French women, Jenny Craig might offer an alternative to hiding your diet food in the kitchen.

Now, a long-living baby boom generation, rapidly fluctuating global markets and municipal bankruptcies are blowing holes in the notion that for public pension funds, time is infinite.

The mantra, during the college boom, was that people should go to college, full stop a notion that for-profit universities exploited in their recruitment tactics.

The mantra, during the college boom, was that people should go to college, full stop — a notion that for-profit universities exploited in their recruitment tactics.

But the notion that for-profit companies with a social mission at their core could constitute an "asset class" is fairly new.

It's that notion that brought everything together for me this year.

Yep, the notion that a for-profit corporation is the equivalent to a little church With the cash register substituting for a collection basket is quaint, but wrong.