Sentence examples for offering an idea from inspiring English sources
An offering an idea of how gas and solid are distributed through the column (see Fig. 7).
One politician, however, is offering an idea that will not give complacent New Yorkers any excuses.
They are not offering an idea of perfection; they are dancing.
"To those americans, I hear you loud and clear... and today I'm offering an idea".
But Mr. Moussa was quoted by Mr. Ben-asi as offering an idea of "postponed sovereignty" for the Temple Mount.
There is an explicit underlined element compared with an implicit element in 10, and 11, whereas both compared elements are present in 12, namely the contrast between men and women in the capacity of offering an idea.
Senator Clinton is offering an old idea with a new coating.
These results indicate great improvement in the electrochemical and electrocatalytic properties of the CAT/PLL/f-MWCNT biosensor, offering a new idea for the design of third-generation electrochemical biosensors.
With it, users can get a clearer picture of where the Roomba is cleaning the most, offering a better idea of where messes are coming from.
Social scientists have debated this question for years, and now a team of researchers in California is offering a new idea about the upside of gossip.
"Now, I put mine in the trunk," said the bright newswoman, offering a good idea we might all want to remember and use.
