Sentence examples for outpost idea from inspiring English sources
The outpost idea appears to be spreading: officials from Britain, Ireland, Japan and Finland have asked Swiss House how to set up similar missions.
You will find few Americans who would consider his tedious duty at a tiny outpost their idea of fun.
The Downtown Brooklyn location is the chain's 47th outpost, and the idea behind the brand, according to the company Web site, is to evoke the "individual tastes and cultures" of the community.
Let children and public housing residents endure this last stinking outpost of a failed idea -- there's better waterfront land further south and along the spacious Westside anyhow.
And in tandem with a Swiss foundation, the outpost sponsored a business-idea contest for Swiss entrepreneurs last January.
The writer Andrew Upton's superlative adaptation married his home country of Australia to Chekhov's backwater villa in ways that you couldn't even predict; indeed, Upton's setting only served to enhance the Chekhov in Chekhov while opening up the idea that outposts could be considered a colony, and what happens when the colonizer is colonized?
For years, all of us in Silicon Valley and its outposts have embraced the idea of the lean startup, shipping the minimum viable product, failing fast and iterating quickly based on customer feedback.
The idea behind the outposts was to roust the Iraqi police from their central headquarters, which they seldom left, and get them into the neighborhood outposts.
His first idea was to open an outpost in one of the troubled countries of southeastern Europe Bulgaria, Greece, Romaniaia — or possibly in Kazakhstan.
But examples of conventional white-collar offices where no one has an assigned desk are rare enough in the U.S. that CBRE had to look to its outposts in Europe for ideas.
The idea of the Crimean peninsula as an outpost of freedom was famously promoted in "The Island of Crimea," Vassily Aksyonov's prophetic 1983 political and geographic fantasy.
