Sentence examples for practicing the idea from inspiring English sources

If the patent holder is not actively practicing the idea, it may be possible to explore a license to practice the invention.

Many companies have been practicing the idea of "hoteling" for a while, in which employees reserve desks when they need them rather than having their own.

Chang's domestic transformation was not the only area where he has flexed his economical architectural muscle he's been practicing the idea of releasing and freeing up space for a few years.

I could spend weekend after weekend just mixing up the potions and practicing the ideas between the covers.

In particular, he derived from early Islamic precept and practice the idea of a representative assembly that could check the unbridled power of the sultan and his ministers.

"I think that many schools that are predominantly [comprised of] dancers of color are beginning to practice the idea of having flesh-colored shoes, but not all.

"The idea of human sacrifice is something we really have to think about, even people who are practicing Catholics, the idea of taking a single individual for the sake of any cause".

"Aerospace instills a work ethic in you, and if you ask my teammates they will tell you that I come out to practice with the idea that no one is going to match my effort and intensity," Bedford said.

In practice, the idea proved unwieldy and, at last, unprofitable.

The problem is that, in practice, the idea works only fitfully – some aspects almost soar; others sag.

In practice, the idea was to deal with Muslims much as previous Dutch governments had dealt with Protestants and Catholics, by creating another "pillar".