Sentence examples for propelling the concept from inspiring English sources

Therefore, this paper proposes the concept of Smart Cyber Society; propelling the concept of smart home.

As for the future, I think crowdsourcing will continue to be fundamental to all that we do and technology has only propelled the concept of getting the world involved to solve problems.

While the larger universities were all lining-up to be part of the Olympic bid, we knew that Trinity could not stand on the sidelines just being a cheerleader -- we needed to get some "skin in the game" and the alignment of our plans for athletic facilities and the Olympic organizing drive propelled the concept forward.

Two phenomena are propelling the process.

"Ready," he said, propelling the chair inside.

"Since first pioneering the vacation exchange concept more than 40 years ago, RCI has continually found new ways to evolve and grow its own business while also propelling the exchange industry further," said Gordon Gurnik, president of RCI.

Although there is recognition of the human as sacred, it is not the concept of rights that propels the religious person.

Descriptions of the core concepts of mental health were highly influenced by respondents' Positionality and Paradigms/Theories/Models of reference, which often propelled the discourse of "What is mental health?" in opposing directions.

Current technology often propels the plot.

"It propels the ball".

Sometimes emotion propels the underdog.